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Clinical Education and Workforce Development

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This subcontract for Clinical Education and Workforce Development focuses on providing specialized clinical coaching and training for prime contractors operating within Harris County hospital projects. The primary objective is to upskill non-specialized staff in the critical areas of end-of-life care, specifically through the implementation of competency tools and protocols for pain management and the recognition of end-of-life stages. The selected provider must possess deep expertise in end-of-life care education standards to develop effective knowledge transfer methods. The successful execution of this contract will result in a documented increase in staff competency and a more highly skilled healthcare workforce capable of delivering specialized care within the Harris Health system.

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Subcontract for clinical coaching and end-of-life care training for Harris County hospital staff.

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This scope was carved out of 10272026AB.

The full solicitation package (1 document), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.

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RFI - 10272026AB - HOSPICE SERVICES FOR PATIENTS OF HARRIS HEALTH

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AgencyTexas → Harris County
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Organization / AgencyTexas → Harris County
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Performs clinical coaching and training for prime contractors on Harris County (Harris Health) hospital projects to upskill non-specialized staff in end-of-life care. Develops knowledge transfer methods and implements competency tools and protocols for pain management and end-of-life recognition. Requires expertise in end-of-life care education standards. Delivers upskilled hospital staff and documented competency.

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