29th April 2022
Across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, we use population health data to better understand the health and care needs of our local population, helping to focus and tailor resources where they have the most impact.
By identifying local ‘at risk’ cohorts, we design and target interventions to prevent ill-health, and to improve care and support for people with ongoing health conditions. Recognising what factors are driving these poor outcomes helps us to adapt future local healthcare services to improve the overall health of the population.
Nottinghamshire Integrated Care System’s PHM Programme Director, Maria Principe and Executive Lead, Andy Haynes, discuss how bringing together the skills of data analysts from across the
Population Health and Population Health Management. I’ve worked in the NHS for many, many years, and I’ve seen consistently the latest newest, shiniest strategies emerge that will improve our quality, standardise our resources, and deliver our savings…
Population Health Management (PHM) is about segmenting and stratifying data to target interventions and reduce variation and inequalities. It sounds complicated right? So the first