YPO and Access Adam Care Commissioning have been in partnership since 2020. This partnership has been able to provide bespoke commissioning solutions to customers across health and social care, transport, housing, and procurement.
Recently replacing the 1071 framework and updating to their 1231 framework, YPO Frameworks help support a variety of public sector colleagues procurement, commissioning, service delivery, and contracts.
But what are the benefits of this partnership? How does it overcome the challenges the public sector face during the procurement cycle and what are the best ways to use YPO frameworks?
By the end of this article, all these questions should be answered as well how a YPO framework agreement works, and how working with both YPO and Access Adam Care Commissioning is the best way to procure the services and goods your local authority needs at the best value for money.
At The Access Group we are aware of the challenges of procurement in the public sector and they can be difficult to overcome, especially when transitioning to digital procurement. We want to help local authorities make the process of commissioning and procuring the services they tend as easy as possible, at a better value, and take a fraction of the time.
This article will review who YPO are, how they work, why we decided to partner with them, as well as the best ways your local community can work with both of us to get the best outcomes.
Are you struggling to decide whether to improve your procurement framework or switch to a dynamic purchasing system (DPS)? Is stretching your budget to fund all the services your local authority delivers becoming a struggle? Or are you wanting to see what different methods of procurement or technologies other local authorities are using?
Then this article will help you as it will highlight the differences between dynamic purchasing systems and procurement frameworks in public sector procurement, why both can be beneficial for your different local authority services and help you decide which approach is best for you and your community.
With local government funding decreasing and demand for services increasing it is crucial that your local authority maximises their resources to help enhance supplier performance, reduce costs, stay compliant, and mitigate risks while ensuring individuals receive the quality service they require.
At Access Adam Care Commissioning, we have always catered our technology for all procurement models local authorities have been using and adapt it to reach your goals. We are passionate to help you utilise your resources and budget effectively to make sure you work with compliant providers at the best value for money while providing the best service.
This article will address how these different procurement processes work and how at Access Adam Care Commissioning we can help you implement your procurement methods efficiently, effectively, and successfully to achieve the best outcomes.
Selecting the right Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software is crucial for any construction business looking to streamline operations, enhance productivity, and improve overall project management.
However, with numerous options available on the market, the process of evaluating and shortlisting ERP software can be daunting.
In this blog, we will explore the most pressing questions you should ask vendors when selecting construction ERP software.
These questions will help you gain deeper insights into each solution and their provider, enabling you to make an informed decision that supports your company's goals ensuring you choose the best ERP system for your construction business.
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- Construction
In an era where technology is rapidly advancing, enhancing the visitor experience has become a top priority for attractions worldwide. Visitors now expect seamless, engaging, and memorable experiences that leverage the latest digital tools and innovations. Whether you're managing a museum, a theme park, or any other attraction, staying ahead of the curve with cutting-edge technology can make a significant difference. From streamlining operations to creating immersive experiences, these innovations offer exciting possibilities.
To help you consider your options, here are 5 digital and technical innovations that can improve your attraction’s visitor experience – now and in the future.
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- Hospitality
What is the RQIA and what does the RQIA stand for?
RQIA stands for Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority, an independent body that regulates, registers, and inspects the availability and quality of Northern Ireland’s health and social care (HSC) services.
The purpose of the RQIA is to assure the quality of care, challenge poor practice, and safeguard the rights of service users. The RQIA aims to uphold public confidence in health and social care through independent, proportionate and responsible regulation.
The RQIA has three key responsibilities:
- To register and inspect independent and statutory health and social care services.
- To assure the quality of services provided by health and social care.
- To assess services provided to people with mental ill health and learning disabilities.
The RQIA measures its effectiveness through four stakeholder outcomes:
- Is care safe?
- Is care effective?
- Is care compassionate?
- Is the service well-led?
This article will provide a comprehensive overview of the RQIA’s role in regulating health and social care in Northern Ireland, particularly in relation to home care, care homes and nursing homes. The final section will examine how software solutions can help with regulatory compliance.
The Access Group provides the latest legal compliance news for law firms and solicitors in the UK.
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- Legal
In today's fast-paced and complex regulatory landscape, the role of a Compliance Officer for Legal Practice (COLP) is crucial in ensuring that a law firm manages risks and adheres to the necessary legal, ethical, and regulatory standards.
It is a multifaceted and dynamic role which requires wearing many different hats; you are not only the guardian of all things compliance but also a key player in fostering a culture of integrity and accountability within your firm. COLPs of today must be adaptable, knowledgeable, and proactive in their approach.
As with any job, some COLPs are carrying out the role more effectively than others. The goal of Access Legal’s updated eLearning course, How to be a COLP, due to be released on 07.08.24, is to demystify the role and offer guidance on how to be the best COLP you can be.
The content is aimed at both new and existing COLPs; all in the role can learn something from it which will enhance their existing knowledge and skills.
We spoke to Piers Leigh-Pollitt, Partner and COLP at Doyle Clayton and an expert contributor featured in the course, to get the lowdown on his time as a COLP in a commercial law practice….
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- Legal
In the nonprofit sector, having the right tools to manage donor relationships and streamline operations is crucial. As Stephen Gott, charity CRM product manager at The Access Group’s not for profit division, points out, many organisations face challenges in getting the most out of their CRM systems. Here, we explore common issues charities encounter with CRM software and provide insights on how to overcome them.
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- Not For Profit
Exams are always a daunting prospect. Weeks of revision, working through past papers, and the nerves that creep in on the day all mean educators need to make the process as smooth as possible for learners. The question is, how?
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- Education
