Digital mental health company Psyomics has secured a place on the Government’s £14 billion G-Cloud 15 framework, giving NHS and other public-sector organisations a more streamlined route to procure its technology; beseen.
The move supports the wider adoption of Psyomics’ technology across UK healthcare, as the company looks to expand its work with NHS mental health services.
Procurement can be one of the biggest hurdles facing NHS organisations looking to introduce new digital technologies. Psyomics’ inclusion on G-Cloud 15 means eligible NHS and public-sector organisations can now procure its solutions through an established Government framework, potentially reducing some of the time and complexity involved in bringing new technology into services.
Psyomics is the leading digital front door company for mental health trusts. They develop digital tools designed to improve how people access and move through mental health services. Currently they operate across Adult Community, Children and Young People services, Neurodevelopmental, Addictions and Talking Therapies.
The technology enables structured patient information to be collected earlier in the pathway, giving clinical teams information to support assessment, decision-making and care, supporting quality improvement, time to treat and clinical efficiency.
The company is already working with NHS mental health services across the UK, and the latest milestone provides another route for services looking to adopt its technology.
G-Cloud 15 is the latest iteration of the UK Government’s framework for public-sector cloud procurement and is estimated to represent £14 billion in opportunities. It is designed to make it easier for public-sector organisations to access cloud-based technologies while opening up opportunities for suppliers, including SMEs.
Dr Melinda Rees, CEO of Psyomics, said:
“Securing a place on G-Cloud 15 is an important milestone for Psyomics, but more importantly it makes it easier for NHS and public-sector organisations to access our technology.
“We want more mental health services to be able to access technology that can support their teams, improve how patients move through care and ultimately help deliver better mental health services.”
Psyomics’ appointment to the framework comes as the company continues to scale its presence in the UK mental health sector and increase access to its technology across NHS services.
