Evaluation of the collaboration project Sustainable sick leave
Deadline:29 Sept 2026, 10:00
Tender information
Oslo
Type
Contract
Procedure
Open procedure
Evaluation criteria
Quality, Price
Ref. number
26/3344
Estimated value
NOK 5,000,000
Duration
30 months
The Collaboration Project Sustainable Sick Leave (BS) is a part of AID ́s work on following-up the Contract for reduced sick leave and loss from working life (the IA agreement). The collaboration project is anchored in the national budget (Chapter 601, item 75 Enclosed for effective sick leave) and annual awards from AID to the Norwegian Medical Association.
The contracting authority would like, with the procurement, to implement an evaluation project that shall be both directed
towards mapping the effects/results of the initiatives in the collaboration project BS, at the same time as
it is relevant to map and assess the efforts and activities in the cooperation project.
Reporting along the way shall contribute to adjusting the measures. The procurement is related to
work with following-up sick leave and particularly the interaction between the gp and patient.
The collaboration project shall strengthen the GP's role in sick leave work and increase
health competence of the population. The project involves implementing initiatives aimed at both
general practitioners and patients. The measure includes both awareness raising and training measures aimed at
their gp about their sick leave practice and measures to increase patients' awareness and
understanding of sick leave. The aim is that cooperation between doctor and patient on sick leave
shall be better, and thus contribute to fewer, shorter and better adapted sick leave,
including increased use of graded sick leave.
There is a need for knowledge that maps the activities in the collaboration project, on the initiatives
will be assessed as relevant in the consultation with the sick leavers, whether the measures have an effect on
their gp's sick leave practice and if their GP finds that cooperation with registered sick leave,
employer, the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration has improved and their role and responsibilities in
follow-up sick leave has become clearer. There is also a need for knowledge on
the collaboration project has contributed to reduced sick leave. The collaboration project is a
development project where feedback can be given during the process (evaluation of the process).
Based on acquired knowledge on and dialogue with the collaboration project, there is a need to
procedural assistance with assessing whether the cooperation project should adjust to the approaches
and the activities in the project.
See annex 1 of the contract for further details on the delivery.
Buyer
Arbeids- og inkluderingsdepartementet
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Buyer
Arbeids- og inkluderingsdepartementet
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Important dates
25 Aug - Publication date
29 Sept - Deadline
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