A copy of the information is attached.

NHS Supply Chain holds information on its systems to enable monitoring of all products bought and sold by the business. The information is collected during the tender stage and throughout the lifetime of the Framework Agreement and is used to generate NHS Supply Chain’s electronic catalogue; manage stock inventory; monitor sales activity and customer demand.

This request was sent to our Business Performance team who extracted the information from Microsoft Access databases, which hold information on all products sold by NHS Supply Chain. The results were obtained from a combination of our PRDB (Product Database) and TRDB (Transaction Database), and saved as a Microsoft Excel spread sheet. The criteria of the query focused on the specific NPCs sold during the financial period specified in the original request.

An explanation of any terms that are not in common use:-

Base Description
Main Description of the product.
NPC
National Product Code. A unique reference allocated by NHS Supply Chain for each product held.
Secondary Description
More in depth description of the product
Supplied Quantity
The total quantity of product delivered within the  period
Sales
Total value of purchases
Units
Unit of Issue, i.e the case size sold by NHSSC
Supplied Eaches
Total sold  as one unit of product



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