Contract award record
HPV Self-sampling cost effectiveness model
Notice details
- Published
- Category
- services
- Buyer region
- London
- Source
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Public buyer and contract winner
Public buyer
Department of Health and Social Care (London)Contract winner
The University of SydneyAward value£299,852
- AwardedCompleted
- StartCompleted
- EndCompleted
Work description
The HPV self-sampling ISE will offer a portion of women eligible for cervical screening in England the choice between a clinician taken sample and a self-sample for HPV. The UK NSC has appointed the University of Sydney to undertake a piece of cost-effectiveness modelling to understand the conditions under which harms will outweigh benefits for the offer of HPV self-sampling in the UK. This is particularly important given that testing for HPV on a vaginal/urine self-sample could be slightly less sensitive than a clinician taken cervical sample. Therefore, modelling is required to understand how the self-sampling offer under different uptake scenarios could impact on the number of screen-detected HPV and treated cervical lesion. Contract term: 18 months with the option to extend for a period of up to 6 months. Contract value (including extensions): £249,876 excluding VAT (£299,852 including VAT).
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