Everything you wanted to know about ITTs but were afraid to ask - an expert seminar for GPs and practice managers

Registration Closes
12 April 2010
Location
Snow Room, BMA House, Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9JP
Map link
View here (opens in new window)
Programme Details
The workshop will be led by experts in the field. Learning outcomes will be A brief overview of the procurement process; Understanding and knowledge of what PCTs are looking for; Appreciation of the final requirements for successful bid writing; Understanding the risks of ITT bid writing; Learning about the evaluation criteria; Being able to assess the quality of your own bid; Understanding the do’s and don’ts of interviews.
Registration Details
The cost of attendance is £175.00. If you would like to attend this important event please contact Karen Cooper (kcooper@lmc.org.uk) at Londonwide LMCs.

All fields marked with an * are mandatory.

Apply

Apply

How to maximise your QoF for 2010/11 and 2011/12 – an important workshop for practice managers
16 Sep 2010

As part of our continued service to practice teams, and following requests from practices, Londonwide Enterprise Ltd (LEL) will be holding an interactive workshop to support you to achieve your QoF. We will be using scenarios from across London PCT areas to help you identify current weaknesses in your systems, share good practice and improve your achievement.

More events

Employment law update - FREE webinar
15 Oct 2010

New employment law and ongoing case law create a 'shifting sands' environment and it is difficult for employers to keep abreast of changes. In order to help you to keep up to date with the Government’s policy changes due in the next few months, Londonwide Enterprise Ltd have commissioned Clarkson Wright and Jakes (CWJ) LLP to provide a free lunchtime webinar for GPs and practice managers on employment law updates. The webinar will take place on Friday 15 October 2010 and will last for approximately one hour. If you register for the webinar you will be updated on several recent changes: contracts of employment, discrimination law, family friendly rights and national minimum wage increases.

More events