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Improving Population Health

Our Risk Stratification solution provides the information and analysis required to improve population health. Based on a unique set of algorithms, our suite of reports are empowering health and social care organisations to deliver targeted care and health promotion strategies where their work will have the best impact.

Healthcare business intelligence at your fingertips

GEMIMA is an intuitive, cost effective, highly intelligent business information tool, providing essential data to better understand local health requirements, drive service efficiencies and improve outcomes for patients.

Managing large scale mobilisation

We have successfully led and delivered one of the largest ever mobilisations to take place through the Lead Provider Framework – a £30m contract, commissioned by seven Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) in Birmingham, Solihull and the Black Country.

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July 20, 2017 Why data analysis should be part of your practice DNA

When it comes to providing more efficient and effective services, the quick wins have already been banked. So how do GP practices continue to improve …

July 5, 2017 Campaign to raise awareness of Female Genital Mutilation launched in Birmingham

Arden & GEM’s Engagement, Communications and Marketing team has launched a high profile campaign to raise awareness of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)…

July 4, 2017 STPs need advanced project management skills to deliver ambitious change

In adopting new ways of working across organisational and regional footprints, it’s important to recognise and use those transformation skills already…

July 4, 2017 Join our NHS Continuing Healthcare workshops in September

NHS Arden & GEM, ExamWorks UK and Mills & Reeve LLP are coming together to host a series of four free morning workshops to support Clinical Commission…

June 16, 2017 Confed 17 provides opportunity for Arden & GEM to showcase support for integration of local care

NHS Arden & GEM CSU had a successful two days at Confed 17 with a number of interesting conversations around the CSU’s experience in enabling the clos…