Guidance

E-sexual and reproductive healthcare: national framework

Details on how e-sexual and reproductive services can complement specialist, clinic-based facilities in local area, providing other methods of accessing healthcare.

From:
Public Health England
Published
18 August 2020
Last updated
1 December 2020 — See all updates

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[Withdrawn] User guide issue 2: National framework for e-sexual and reproductive healthcare

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Details

The framework offers customers a convenient, efficient and cost-effective method for contracting with providers of e-sexual and reproductive health services. Providers listed in the framework deliver services to a pre-agreed specification, pre-agreed terms and conditions, and to a published price list.

PHE has appointed the following providers (in alphabetical order) to the framework:

  • Brook: to offer contraception and emergency contraception via the Brook Digital Clinic

  • Preventx: to offer self-sampling for HIV and STIs; contraception; and emergency contraception via SH:UK

  • SH:24: to offer self-sampling for HIV and STIs; contraception; and emergency contraception via SH:24

Further information about the framework including how to sign up, can be found in the user guide. Contract details are in the respective call-off terms and conditions.

Call-off agreements:

Updates to this page

Published 18 August 2020
Last updated 1 December 2020 + show all updates

  1. Amended to point out that Preventx does not charge VAT.

  2. Updated with version 2 of the guide.

  3. First published.

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