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new ideas, new people and new skills along the way. We individually and as a team have a lot of enthusiasm and interest in data and enjoy supporting the organisation with accurate and insightful reporting while maintaining a secure and well kept, ever growing data warehouse for our … best technical solution, create documentation, take part in peer-review and maintain processes and environments. You will have experience of managing large amounts of data, managing technical performance and problem solving in Sql Server and allied technologies. An analytical thinker, you will understand user-centred development, and be able … Existing members of the NHS Pension Scheme can continue their membership when they join the organisation. Job description Job responsibilities MAIN DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES Data Warehouse Management & SQL Development 5.1Lead on the management, administration, maintenance and development of the SQL Server instances and databases that provide the Livewell Southwest more »

support the sustainability of general practice services. You will support the Clinical Director and engage with a wide range of stakeholders, utilising population health data to transform primary care services and collaborative approaches to service development and delivery. Developing strong partnerships and actively supporting integrated neighbourhood ways of working. … support the implementation of the projects Work with the PCN Business Analyst and Operations Manager to ensure the PCN has a full suite of data that can be interpreted and utilised for improvement, and driving forward the PCNs strategy to support population health management Build relationships and facilitate collaboration … safety concerns are reported To be aware of and adhere to applicable practice rules, regulations, legislation and procedures, national legislation (Health and Safety, COSHH, Data Protection). Equality and Diversity: The post-holder will support the equality, diversity and rights of patients, carers and colleagues Act in a more »