1 to 4 of 4 Temporary Statistical Analysis Jobs in the UK excluding London

and appropriate reports to accurately report on delivery of key performance metrics, highlighting where programmes are off track for delivery agreed priorities. To provide statistical analysis and profiles of trends within performance information, to guide early warning of delivery challenges and support mitigating decisions. About us Provider collaboratives more »

and appropriate reports to accurately report on delivery of key performance metrics, highlighting where programmes are off track for delivery agreed priorities. To provide statistical analysis and profiles of trends within performance information, to guide early warning of delivery challenges and support mitigating decisions. To further develop Transformation more »

be a valued member of the Haematology and TYA quality team and work alongside one other Data Coordinator. Your role will involve the collation, analysis and reporting of data relating to treatment and outcome of patients within the haematology department. Main duties of the job This post will work … demonstrate excellent IT skills and a high level of competency in in all Microsoft packages, especially Excel. Although not essential, a science, mathematical or statistical related degree would be advantageous. If you are educated to a degree level with a computing qualification and have experience in working within clinical … meets the standards of quality expected for reporting to national and local commissioners and for use in national and international audit and research. Perform statistical analysis of transplant data to assess transplant outcomes, including overall survival and non-relapse mortality. Manage the reporting of transplantation outcomes and submit more »

to promote a positive working environment. Reporting of equipment and software faults to the Operations Manager. Providing relevant information and data to management for statistical analysis and reports. Facilitate the assessment and implementation of new policies, procedures or practices, resulting from evidence originating from both within and outside more »