CHL's CES (Community Equipment System) has been chosen as the preferred solution for Bolton PCT/Social Services, ICES implementation.
Michael Whittaker, Head of Technical Development on the ICES team, telephoned CHL's MD, Jim Moores, to tell him the good news.
The CES Project Leader, Mark Collins, said "I am delighted that Bolton have recognised how user-friendly CES is and how CHL's implementation team can deliver an integrated solution to their Community Equipment needs".
Along with CHL's Web Designer, Rob Lowe, Mark undertook two presentations to the Bolton ICES team and, against stiff competition they won the day. Well done to them both (Jim Moores, MD).
The NHS Purchasing and Supply Agency put in place a framework contract open to all NHS/Local Authority purchasers in England and agents acting on their behalf. The agreement is for the supply, delivery, installation, maintenance and training associated with a Community Equipment Services management system.
The Output Based Specification (O.B.S) describes the high level output requirements for the planned investments in a Community Equipment Services management system by NHS/Local Authority purchasers throughout England. This document will be used as the basis of a National Framework Agreement, which these organisations will be able to procure within.
CHL's CES system was identified as one which satisfied the rigorous demands oulined in the O.B.S.
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ICES website offers more information about integration and about IT systems.
For further advice or to arrange a demonstration of CES, in your own offices, please call 0870 112 0421.