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NHS and Healthcare Case Studies

CASE STUDY - 02/12/2024

Providing equality, diversity and inclusion support to NHS Coventry and Warwickshire ICB

Our Equality, Diversity and Inclusion team put together a tailored package of support covering delivery capacity and strategic capability for NHS Coventry and Warwickshire ICB to demonstrate its compliance with a range of regulatory and mandatory duties.

CASE STUDY - 29/11/2024

Mapping training and career pathways for pharmacy professionals in the Midlands and East of England

In response to a perceived lack of clarity about training and education needs for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians, Health Education England commissioned Arden & GEM to conduct a pilot study to explore current post-registration education and training pathways.

CASE STUDY - 14/11/2024

Converting existing nurse competency frameworks into a Digital Paediatric Skills Passport

NHS Arden & GEM’s Clinical Support team was engaged by NHS England to provide programme management and strategic leadership to digitalise paediatric critical care competency frameworks.

CASE STUDY - 05/11/2024

Implementing a new electronic ophthalmology referral pathway

NHS Arden & GEM’s Health and Care Transformation team worked alongside colleagues from NHS Coventry and Warwickshire ICB to design and develop a new patient referral pathway for ophthalmology services.

CASE STUDY - 28/10/2024

Undertaking a quantitative and qualitative analysis of the virtual ward workforce

The NHS England Elective Workforce Recovery team commissioned Arden & GEM to undertake quantitative and qualitative analysis to identify relationships between workforce and operations.

CASE STUDY - 24/10/2024

Supporting uptake of new healthcare technologies through an engaging new website for NIHR’s HealthTech Research Centre

When NIHR’s HealthTech Research Centre in Devices, digital and robotics needed a new website to better engage and involve audiences in technology development, an expert NHS team from Arden & GEM and Midlands & Lancashire CSUs was commissioned. Launched in September 2024, the new user-fri...

CASE STUDY - 16/10/2024

Workforce modelling support for the NHS England Cancer Analysis and Insights Team

The NHS England Cancer Analysis and Insights Team required analytical support to collate existing demand models and overlay expected workforce supply figures to project how many staff would be needed across different cancer job roles. They reached out to Arden & GEMs Advanced Analytics Unit (...

CASE STUDY - 01/10/2024

Co-developing and implementing a frailty strategy for Lincolnshire Integrated Care System

Arden & GEM’s Clinical Support team worked closely with ICB colleagues to bring together a wide range of stakeholders from across health and social care to co-develop a frailty strategy for Lincolnshire.

CASE STUDY - 10/09/2024

Building an inclusive culture of leadership in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland ICS

In April 2022, NHS Arden & GEM was engaged as a strategic partner to support Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland (LLR) ICS in its ambition to create a system-wide inclusive culture of leadership.

CASE STUDY - 05/09/2024

Futureproofing network connectivity for GP practices in Lincolnshire by optimising the data cabinet estate

NHS Arden & GEM’s IT Project and Programme Management and Delivery team secured funding and approval from Lincolnshire ICB to improve installation, use and maintenance of the data cabinet estate within local GP practices.