The aim of these reports is to highlight the magnitude and scope of resource that is directed by STPs and their partner organisations, through highlighting spending patterns and how they have changed over time. In doing so we aim to support strategic decision making on how best to allocate resources to maximise local health gains, reduce health inequalities and improve value for money.
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Nicola Dennis Public Health England’s PHM Tools Webinar |
Tool 1 – Hospital Catchment Populations Tool Tool 2 – SHAPE Tool 3 – GP Practice Profiles Please see below to obtain the slides used during this webinar: Nicola Dennis PHE PHM tools webinar |
10th February 2020 |
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Alison Turner Evidence Webinar |
Please see below to obtain the slides used during this webinar: Alison Turner PHM webinar |
27th January 2020 |
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Core Team Academy: 21st January |
On the 21st January, we held our final formal Core Team Academy workshop. We didn’t want to introduce anything new, but instead we recapped some of the core approaches covered, emphasising that this is a complex change that will involve a continuous journey of learning. The day was focused around three questions: What approaches have […] |
22nd January 2020 |
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Belinda Weir Systems Leadership Webinar |
Please see below to obtain the slides used during this webinar: Belinda Weir Systems Leadership Webinar Slides |
3rd December 2019 |
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Core Team Academy: 19th and 20th November |
On the 19th and 20th November, we held our third set of Core Team Academy workshops. During the first day, teams had the opportunity to hear different perspectives from individuals on PHM, explore how to influence from the middle and how to roll out PHM across STPs and ICSs. On the second day, teams told […] |
29th November 2019 |
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Dr Abeda Mulla Qualitative Methods Webinar |
Please see below to obtain the slides used during this webinar: Dr Abeda Mulla PHM Qualitative Methods slides |
27th November 2019 |
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Population Health Management: the ‘Analysts’ Manifesto’ |
We need your views! Population Health Management demands a revolution in the use of analysis. And that requires a significant change in the way analysts work within local systems. To help provide a catalyst for this change, to provide a mechanism for the revolution to take hold, we have developed a manifesto. At this stage […] |
26th November 2019 |
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Fraser Battye Logic Models Webinar |
15th November 2019 |
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Core Team: 18th and 19th September Templates |
30th September 2019 |
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Core Team Academy: 18th and 19th September |
On the 18th and 19th September we held our second Core Team Academy workshop, over the two days teams had the opportunity to share where they have got to so far, pitch for the Professor Sir Muir Gray ‘Award for Failure’ and hear more from our experts on understanding population needs and how to identify […] |
30th September 2019 |
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Professor Al Mulley, The Dartmouth Institute, on: Learning from variation; making visible processes or preferences? |
The third in our summer webinar series. Al Mulley talks about how we can learn from variation, warranted and unwarranted, to deliver what is valued. |
10th September 2019 |
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Professor Robin Miller and Professor Jon Glasby, The Centre for Health and Social Care Leadership, on: PHM and integration from a Local Government perspective |
The fourth webinar in our summer series. Professors Jon Glasby and Robin Miller discuss the importance to joint work between the NHS and local government, and why local government matters to population health management. |
6th September 2019 |
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Professor Mohammed Mohammed, The Strategy Unit, on: Systems thinking and the science of improvement |
Professor Mohammed A Mohammed has continued the series of the Midlands PHM Academy with his webinar on Systems thinking and the Science of Improvement. |
5th September 2019 |
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Professor Sir Muir Gray, The Oxford Centre for Triple Value Healthcare, on: The fundamental concepts of PHM and their application in the emerging structure of the NHS |
The first in our 2019 Summer webinar series, Professor Sir Muir Gray explains his five key tasks for Population Health Management. |
28th August 2019 |
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Core Team Template Pack |
This template pack was shared with the Core Team at the event held on 2nd July 2019. |
15th August 2019 |
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Perspectives on PHM: Professor Robin Miller |
Professor Robin Miller gives his perspective on the value of PHM as a practise |
26th July 2019 |
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What do we mean by ‘community’? |
Muir Gray and Robin Miller discuss what we mean by community, how that is changing with technology, and the implications for health and social care |
25th July 2019 |
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PHM Core Team Webinar – 3rd June 2019 |
This webinar was the first in our series of Academy events for Core Teams. It provides an overview of the programme as a whole and details of what will be covered in each of the Core Team Academy sessions |
25th July 2019 |
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Perspectives on PHM: Professor Sir Muir Gray |
Professor Sir Muir Gray gives his perspective on the value of PHM as a practise |
25th July 2019 |
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Perspectives on PHM: Professor Albert Mulley |
Professor Albert Mulley gives his perspective on the value of PHM as a practise |
25th July 2019 |
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Perspectives on PHM: Professor Mohammed A Mohammed |
Professor Mohammed A Mohammed gives his perspective on the value of PHM as a practise |
25th July 2019 |
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Core Team July-September Workbook |
This workbook contains details of activities for Core Teams, introduced at the 2nd July workshop, including: |
24th July 2019 |
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PHM Core Team – 2nd July 2019 Post Event Slides |
Slides from our first Core Team workshop held on the 2nd July 2019 |
24th July 2019 |
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Nicola Dennis Public Health England’s PHM Tools Webinar |
Tool 1 – Hospital Catchment Populations Tool Tool 2 – SHAPE Tool 3 – GP Practice Profiles Please see below to obtain the slides used during this webinar: Nicola Dennis PHE PHM tools webinar |
10th February 2020 |
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Alison Turner Evidence Webinar |
Please see below to obtain the slides used during this webinar: Alison Turner PHM webinar |
27th January 2020 |
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Belinda Weir Systems Leadership Webinar |
Please see below to obtain the slides used during this webinar: Belinda Weir Systems Leadership Webinar Slides |
3rd December 2019 |
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Dr Abeda Mulla Qualitative Methods Webinar |
Please see below to obtain the slides used during this webinar: Dr Abeda Mulla PHM Qualitative Methods slides |
27th November 2019 |
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Fraser Battye Logic Models Webinar |
15th November 2019 |
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Professor Al Mulley, The Dartmouth Institute, on: Learning from variation; making visible processes or preferences? |
The third in our summer webinar series. Al Mulley talks about how we can learn from variation, warranted and unwarranted, to deliver what is valued. |
10th September 2019 |
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Professor Robin Miller and Professor Jon Glasby, The Centre for Health and Social Care Leadership, on: PHM and integration from a Local Government perspective |
The fourth webinar in our summer series. Professors Jon Glasby and Robin Miller discuss the importance to joint work between the NHS and local government, and why local government matters to population health management. |
6th September 2019 |
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Professor Mohammed Mohammed, The Strategy Unit, on: Systems thinking and the science of improvement |
Professor Mohammed A Mohammed has continued the series of the Midlands PHM Academy with his webinar on Systems thinking and the Science of Improvement. |
5th September 2019 |
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Professor Sir Muir Gray, The Oxford Centre for Triple Value Healthcare, on: The fundamental concepts of PHM and their application in the emerging structure of the NHS |
The first in our 2019 Summer webinar series, Professor Sir Muir Gray explains his five key tasks for Population Health Management. |
28th August 2019 |
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Perspectives on PHM: Professor Robin Miller |
Professor Robin Miller gives his perspective on the value of PHM as a practise |
26th July 2019 |
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What do we mean by ‘community’? |
Muir Gray and Robin Miller discuss what we mean by community, how that is changing with technology, and the implications for health and social care |
25th July 2019 |
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PHM Core Team Webinar – 3rd June 2019 |
This webinar was the first in our series of Academy events for Core Teams. It provides an overview of the programme as a whole and details of what will be covered in each of the Core Team Academy sessions |
25th July 2019 |
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Perspectives on PHM: Professor Sir Muir Gray |
Professor Sir Muir Gray gives his perspective on the value of PHM as a practise |
25th July 2019 |
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Perspectives on PHM: Professor Albert Mulley |
Professor Albert Mulley gives his perspective on the value of PHM as a practise |
25th July 2019 |
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Perspectives on PHM: Professor Mohammed A Mohammed |
Professor Mohammed A Mohammed gives his perspective on the value of PHM as a practise |
25th July 2019 |
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An Introduction to the Midlands PHM Academy – July 2019 |
Fraser Battye, Programme Director, provides an overview of the Midlands PHM Academy |
22nd July 2019 |
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Core Team Academy: 21st January |
On the 21st January, we held our final formal Core Team Academy workshop. We didn’t want to introduce anything new, but instead we recapped some of the core approaches covered, emphasising that this is a complex change that will involve a continuous journey of learning. The day was focused around three questions: What approaches have […] |
22nd January 2020 |
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Core Team Academy: 19th and 20th November |
On the 19th and 20th November, we held our third set of Core Team Academy workshops. During the first day, teams had the opportunity to hear different perspectives from individuals on PHM, explore how to influence from the middle and how to roll out PHM across STPs and ICSs. On the second day, teams told […] |
29th November 2019 |
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Core Team Academy: 18th and 19th September |
On the 18th and 19th September we held our second Core Team Academy workshop, over the two days teams had the opportunity to share where they have got to so far, pitch for the Professor Sir Muir Gray ‘Award for Failure’ and hear more from our experts on understanding population needs and how to identify […] |
30th September 2019 |
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Analyst Development Programme Overview |
29th August 2019 |
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Coventry and Warwickshire – Health and Social Care Spending Patterns |
The aim of these reports is to highlight the magnitude and scope of resource that is directed by STPs and their partner organisations, through highlighting spending patterns and how they have changed over time. In doing so we aim to support strategic decision making on how best to allocate resources to maximise local health gains, […] |
20th August 2019 |
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The Black Country and West Birmingham – Health and Social Care Spending Patterns |
The aim of these reports is to highlight the magnitude and scope of resource that is directed by STPs and their partner organisations, through highlighting spending patterns and how they have changed over time. In doing so we aim to support strategic decision making on how best to allocate resources to maximise local health gains, […] |
20th August 2019 |
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Birmingham and Solihull – Health and Social Care Spending Patterns |
The aim of these reports is to highlight the magnitude and scope of resource that is directed by STPs and their partner organisations, through highlighting spending patterns and how they have changed over time. In doing so we aim to support strategic decision making on how best to allocate resources to maximise local health gains, […] |
20th August 2019 |
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Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent – Health and Social Care Spending Patterns |
The aim of these reports is to highlight the magnitude and scope of resource that is directed by STPs and their partner organisations, through highlighting spending patterns and how they have changed over time. In doing so we aim to support strategic decision making on how best to allocate resources to maximise local health gains, […] |
20th August 2019 |
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Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin – Health and Social Care Spending Patterns |
The aim of these reports is to highlight the magnitude and scope of resource that is directed by STPs and their partner organisations, through highlighting spending patterns and how they have changed over time. In doing so we aim to support strategic decision making on how best to allocate resources to maximise local health gains, […] |
20th August 2019 |
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Nottingham and Nottinghamshire – Health and Social Care Spending Patterns |
The aim of these reports is to highlight the magnitude and scope of resource that is directed by STPs and their partner organisations, through highlighting spending patterns and how they have changed over time. In doing so we aim to support strategic decision making on how best to allocate resources to maximise local health gains, […] |
20th August 2019 |
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Herefordshire and Worcestershire – Health and Social Care Spending Patterns |
The aim of these reports is to highlight the magnitude and scope of resource that is directed by STPs and their partner organisations, through highlighting spending patterns and how they have changed over time. In doing so we aim to support strategic decision making on how best to allocate resources to maximise local health gains, […] |
20th August 2019 |
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Derbyshire – Health and Social Care Spending Patterns |
The aim of these reports is to highlight the magnitude and scope of resource that is directed by STPs and their partner organisations, through highlighting spending patterns and how they have changed over time. In doing so we aim to support strategic decision making on how best to allocate resources to maximise local health gains, […] |
20th August 2019 |
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Core Team July-September Workbook |
This workbook contains details of activities for Core Teams, introduced at the 2nd July workshop, including: |
24th July 2019 |
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System Leaders Symposium on Population Health |
Slides from our System Leaders Symposium on Population Health held on the 28th May 2019 |
24th July 2019 |
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Masterclass 1: Introduction to R |
Please click below to obtain the resources used in the “Introduction to R” Masterclass on Tuesday 4th February 2020. https://github.com/nhs-r-community/intro_r |
11th February 2020 |
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PHM Analyst Academy Phase 2: Needs Assessment and Opportunity Analysis |
Slides from the Midlands PHM Analyst Development Programme Phase 2 on Thursday 23rd January 2020. |
24th January 2020 |
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Problem structuring and communicating analytical results |
Slides from the Midlands PHM Analyst Development Programme 14th January 2020. |
15th January 2020 |
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PHM Analyst Academy Phase 2 Launch Event |
Slides from the Midlands PHM Analyst Development Programme Phase 2 on Thursday 19th December 2019. |
20th December 2019 |
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Population Segmentation and Risk Prediction |
Slides from the Midlands PHM Analyst Development Programme 12th November 2019. |
21st November 2019 |
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Impact assessment and evaluation |
On the 8th October we held our third Analyst Academy event. Throughout the day, analysts had the opportunity to learn more and practically explore qualitative methods and logic models, modelling approaches, buisness case development, causual inference and natural experiment approaches. Please see below the slides from the day, please note Paul Seamer’s slides are available […] |
11th October 2019 |
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Core Team: 18th and 19th September Templates |
30th September 2019 |
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Needs Assessment and Opportunity Analysis |
Slides from the Midlands PHM Analyst Development Programme 3rd September 2019. |
13th September 2019 |
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Core Team Template Pack |
This template pack was shared with the Core Team at the event held on 2nd July 2019. |
15th August 2019 |
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PHM Analyst Academy 9th July Launch Event |
Slides from our Analyst Development Programme launch event, held on the 9th July 2019 |
24th July 2019 |
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PHM Core Team – 2nd July 2019 Post Event Slides |
Slides from our first Core Team workshop held on the 2nd July 2019 |
24th July 2019 |
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The Strategy Unit 