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Why Health Analysis?
The NHS has to meet the challenges of an ageing population with more complex health needs, at a time of significant financial constraint. Health analysis has a vital role in meeting this challenge through, for example, undertaking the modelling and evaluation of potential healthcare system changes and providing tools and evidence to support the decision making. Ultimately health analysis helps to provide the evidence-base and tools to ensure that the focus is on continuously improving those things that really matter to patients - the outcome of their healthcare.
We are looking for highly numerate graduates based in Leeds or London with an interest in the NHS, and an understanding of a wide variety of analytical approaches (i.e. economics, statistics and operational research techniques) and their application, to provide high quality, timely analysis and intelligence. We would expect candidates to be able to structure problems and develop appropriate analytical solutions, analysing and triangulating data, providing insight and giving persuasive explanations of complex concepts orally and in writing to a range of audiences, in a clear and accessible manner.
What to expect on the Health Analysis scheme
The Health Analysis Graduate Management Training scheme will give you the opportunity to work in Leeds or London in a health analytical team in a national organisation. You’ll gain hands-on experience of how analysis informs policy and direction in the healthcare system, and get the opportunity to work in a number of areas. The type of areas that you might work on includes: modelling future levels of hospital activity and production of tools to help support local areas for long term planning; evaluating the success of new ways of delivering care to patients as part of the delivery of the NHS Five Year Forward View; analysis to understand the drivers behind cancer waiting times; analysis of the drivers behind the growth in GP referrals; and modelling to support the Maternity Review including development of a model for understanding and planning midwifery workload.
You’ll undertake a minimum of three placements during the two years programme, across at least two organisations. During this time you’ll also work towards a Postgraduate Diploma in Health Analysis (the exact details of this are still to be confirmed).
Where it can lead: the role of Chief Analyst in a national organisation
Many of the national health-related organisations such as NHS England have a senior or chief analyst acting in a leadership role to champion the use of analysis and evidence in decision making. These are highly influential roles supporting decisions that influence improvements in all aspects of health and social care.
In these roles, key responsibilities often include:
Please note that this programme is only available in Leeds or London.
NHS England is increasing transparency in the NHS and improving services for patients.
We work with NHS staff, patients, stakeholders and the public to improve the health outcomes for people in England.
We are responsible for the stewardship of £99 billion of public funds to provide comprehensive health and care services available to all, where there is clinical need and regardless of…
NHS England is increasing transparency in the NHS and improving services for patients.
We work with NHS staff, patients, stakeholders and the public to improve the health outcomes for people in England.
We are responsible for the stewardship of £99 billion of public funds to provide comprehensive health and care services available to all, where there is clinical need and regardless of an individual’s ability to pay.
We are custodians of the values of the NHS Constitution, committed to putting patients at the heart of everything we do, promoting transparency and accountability of our work to citizens, and ensuring the most efficient, fair and inclusive use of finite taxpayer resources.
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