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Vacancy- Senior Statician, National Patient Safety Agency C £50k +benefits

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Sarah Banton <[log in to unmask]>

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Sarah Banton <[log in to unmask]>

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Thu, 6 May 2004 09:47:11 +0100

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Senior Statistician, National Patient Safety Agency

Circa £55,000 plus benefits.


The NPSA is a Special Health Authority created in July 2001 to co-ordinate
the efforts of the entire country to report on and, more importantly, to
learn from mistakes and problems that affect patient safety.
As well as making sure patient safety incidents are reported in the first
place, the NPSA is trying to promote an open and fair culture in the NHS,
encouraging all healthcare staff to report incidents without undue fear of
personal reprimand. It will then collect reports from throughout the country
and initiate preventative measures, so that the whole country can learn from
each case, and patient safety throughout the NHS can be improved.

The Senior Statistician will lead a team of statisticians and analysts
developing the NPSA's ability to analyse and aggregate summaries of data
collected on patient safety incidents, from a wide range of sources, and
will deputise for the Head of Knowledge and Information Management as
required.

The postholder will report to the NPSA Director of Epidemiology and
Research, Professor Richard Thomson, and to the Head of Knowledge and
Information Management, Clive Flashman and will support the development of a
"Patient Safety Observatory" which will draw on a wide range of data sources
to understand and act upon patient safety intelligence.

The analysis of information is likely to attract considerable public and
political attention and so to take on this fascinating role, experience of
working in a high profile field is essential.  You may not have worked in
the NHS, but you will need experience of working with colleagues in health
organisations in the UK or overseas. Not only will you have first class
technical skills, but also first class interpersonal skills, able to
influence, negotiate and deliver exceptional results through others who may
not be in a line management relationship.

The NPSA is based in the West End of London, within easy reach of all
mainline stations.  It is an organisation that is enthusiastic and keen to
make a difference.  For more information about the NPSA, visit the website:
www.npsa.nhs.uk.  For information about the post and to arrange an informal
discussion, contact Dearden Search and Selection:
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