About us
How to work with us
Insource’s solution are available through a variety of channels – direct, through our partners and via a series of procurement frameworks outlined below. This list is constantly being updated, so if you can’t find your preferred framework please get in touch…
Insource can be found on the following frameworks:
- G-Cloud 12 – details
- Fortrus – Digital Transformation Solutions Framework – details
- Health Systems Support Framework (HSSF) (Decision Support tools & Patient flow solutions & Transformation project and programme management) – details
- Health Trust Europe (HTE) – Digital Pathology Solutions – details
- QE Facilities Procurement – National Procurement Framework – details
- London Procurement Partnership (LPP) – Clinical Digital Solutions – details
- Countess of Chester NFT – Commercial Procurement Services – Provision of Data Validation Services – details
Our accreditations
Our customers rely on Insource technologies to underpin their critical operations and we are committed to providing platforms they can trust. We constantly strive for excellence and we’re very proud of our achievements. Below are some of them:
Latest Insights
Surgical Hubs – essential in reducing waiting lists
With the promised £1.5bn funding, surgical hubs aim to pool resources to deliver increased elective activity within a health system or geography – to bring down the backlogs. But these hubs can be made far more productive with accurate, consolidated waiting list data...
Data Saves Lives: the importance of a complete, accurate data foundation
Sam Elliott, CEO of Insource Ltd explains the importance of a complete and accurate data foundation if the Data Saves Lives strategy is ever to fully function. The new strategy is meant to drive digital transformation and data sharing across health and care. With a...
Disparate systems hamper PIFU adoption – PP+ can help
The NHS's elective recovery targets include moving 5% of outpatient appointments to PIFU (Patient Initiated Follow Ups) by March 2023 and reducing overall outpatient appointments by 25%. But are trust systems prepared for it – or are we still doing workarounds on...