@nhs_quality

NEQOS provides expert clinical quality measurement and supports NICE as its National Collaborating Centre for Indicator Development.

neqos.nhs.uk/
Joined July 2016
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Today we launch our new campaign to define #WhatIsPublicHealth and celebrate our diverse public health workforce. Visit the Faculty website to find out more: fph.org.uk/what-is-public-he…
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Did you know that we commission an annual surveillance report through @nhs_quality which collates available data into one place that shows the ‘state of the nation’ in NENC? Find out more ⬇️ ahsn-nenc.org.uk/what-we-do/…
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The first national analytics conference for health and care - programme looks great! “The conference is free and open to anyone in the NHS, public sector or health and care-related voluntary sector.”
Health and Care Analytics Conference@HACA_Conf7 Jun 2023
The programme is live! How will you explore #HACA2023? With nearly 100 sessions, spanning two packed days, you can start to make your conference plan. Tell us in the replies what you're excited to see... uobevents.eventsair.com/haca… @mlcsu @Strategy_Unit @NHSnecs @NHSscw @ardengem
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Heard of a virtual ward before? 🤔 👍They allow patients to receive treatment in the comfort of their own homes! 📹 The video below follows teams at @NTeesHpoolNHSFT to find out how virtual wards work & how patients are benefiting from them.👇 youtu.be/W3lKlSMUHFc
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In memory of a special colleague. A great scheme & opportunity: The Andy Billett Programme for Public Health Intelligence, an innovative training scheme for Public Health Intelligence Analysts. Please help spread the word.
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⏲️ If you haven’t had the first or second dose of the Covid vaccine, please come forward for them. You’ll need to wait several weeks between doses. Book now to make sure you get both jabs before the offer ends for many people on 30 June. nhs.uk/conditions/coronaviru…
A graphic of a syringe and two vaccine bottles. First and second doses of Covid-19 vaccines will end for many on 30 June. Check now and book.

ALT A graphic of a syringe and two vaccine bottles. First and second doses of Covid-19 vaccines will end for many on 30 June. Check now and book.

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🆕 A spring booster dose of the Covid vaccine will be offered to people at highest risk of severe illness. This follows new advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI). More details: gov.uk/government/news/most-…
Covid vaccination programme update. Spring booster dose will be offered to: Everyone aged 75 and over. Residents in care homes for older adults. People aged 5 and over who are immunosuppressed. Offer of first and second doses will end at the same time as spring boosters on 30 June.

ALT Covid vaccination programme update. Spring booster dose will be offered to: Everyone aged 75 and over. Residents in care homes for older adults. People aged 5 and over who are immunosuppressed. Offer of first and second doses will end at the same time as spring boosters on 30 June.

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Looking forward to an interesting day talking about Safety, Systems and Support @AHSN_NENC #psirfnenc
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👶 We've announced the 75 local authorities in England getting funding to roll out family hubs & help more families give their baby the best start. Family Hubs & Start for Life includes support for mental health, strong relationships & infant feeding. gov.uk/government/news/thous…
Family Hubs & Start for Life Update Around £300 million for 75 local authorities to provide support for families in hubs across England. 14 trailblazer local authorities will lead on improving services for families and share their expertise. £12 million to support another 12 local authorities to open family hubs. Services include support with parenting, perinatal mental health, parent-infant relationships and infant feeding.

ALT Family Hubs & Start for Life Update Around £300 million for 75 local authorities to provide support for families in hubs across England. 14 trailblazer local authorities will lead on improving services for families and share their expertise. £12 million to support another 12 local authorities to open family hubs. Services include support with parenting, perinatal mental health, parent-infant relationships and infant feeding.

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Pleased to announce that our @NELANews Year 8 Annual Report (1 Dec 2020 - 30 Nov 2021) is now available! @RCoANews @HQIP nela.org.uk/reports#pt
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🔊 NEW BLOG: Changes to the way we report on COVID-19 deaths We are changing the way we present COVID-19 death statistics on the #COVID19 dashboard. In our latest blog, we explain why we're making changes to how we present this data. Read more: ukhsa.blog.gov.uk/2023/01/27…
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Dr Edward Jenner, who invented vaccination, died 200 years ago today. Jenner created the first-ever vaccine when he found out people infected with cowpox were immune to #smallpox. This discovery ultimately led the world to eradicate this deadly disease & save millions of lives ⬇

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CQC Maternity Survey 2022 data and reports have been released today, headline facts and figures are being shared via Twitter and the full report is at cqc.org.uk/publication/surve…
Care Quality Commission
@CareQualityComm11 Jan 2023
The Maternity Survey looked at the experiences of women and other pregnant people who had a live birth in early 2022. Stay tuned throughout today for key stats and findings. #MaternitySurvey
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People living in deprived areas develop cardiovascular disease and die younger than their counterparts living in other areas We've created a tool with @TheBHF to help ICBs identify where in the pathway these inequalities emerge and are amplified strategyunitwm.nhs.uk/public…

Socio-economic inequalities in coronary heart disease

There are substantial differences in mortality rates from cardiovascular disease between socio-economic groups.  Our new tool provides an overview, for ICBs, of the points on the care pathway where...

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British Heart Foundation
@TheBHF9 Dec 2022
Our free interactive tool developed with @Strategy_Unit could help to deepen our understanding of cardiovascular health inequalities in England. Read more here: bhf.org.uk/what-we-do/news-f…

New online tool can pinpoint cardiovascular health inequalities in your area

Our free interactive tool developed with the Strategy Unit could help to deepen our understanding of cardiovascular health inequalities in England.

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Brilliant awards to celebrate innovation - measurement one of the keys to success!
Bright Ideas In Health Awards@BIHA_2023 Nov 2022
📢 ENTRY DEADLINE EXTENDED 📢 You now have extra time to submit your innovative health solutions to @BIHA2022 Enter by 12noon on December 5 👇🏽 brightideasinhealth.org.uk/ @AHSN_NENC #BIHA2022
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HFMA@HFMA_UK25 Nov 2022
Covid-19 not only hit ethnic minority groups harder, it also impacted on their access to planned care. This inequality needs to be addressed as systems tackle elective backlogs, says @NuffieldTrust's @SarahScobie2 @NHS_RHO. 🔗 okt.to/xsHcGX
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10,942 deaths were registered in England and Wales in the week ending 26 August 2022 (Week 34). This was 16.6% above the five-year average (1,556 excess deaths) ow.ly/5iSQ50KAKRV
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10,355 deaths were registered in England and Wales in the week ending 12 August 2022 (Week 32). This was 10.1% above the five-year average (950 excess deaths) ow.ly/mHog50Kq0h7
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11,013 deaths were registered in England and Wales in the week ending 29 July 2022. This was 18.0% above the five-year average (1,678 excess deaths) ow.ly/JCf150KfBvj Of these, 810 mentioned #COVID19 on the death certificate, accounting for 7.4% of all deaths.
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