Maternity Services Data Set Analyst Workshops London and Leeds Summer 2017

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Maternity Services Data Set Analyst Workshop
Summer 2017

presented by NHS Digital
Maternity Services Data Set Analyst Workshops
Two MSDS Analyst Workshops were held in May/June
2017:
• 22 May – Quarry House, Leeds
• 12 June – Wellington House, London

The following slides are from the 12 June event – these
are an updated version of the 22 May slides following the
publication of January 2017 data in early June.
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By Katharine Robbins
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Agenda
11.00 – 11.10 Welcome and introductions Katharine Robbins
11.10 – 11.30 Policy background Tom Hardie/Dr Matthew Jolly
(NHS England)
11.30 – 12.00 Reporting overview Norma Madden/Dominic Gair
12.00 – 13.00 Analysis examples Paula Curnow/Norma Madden
13.00 – 13.30 Lunch
13.30 – 13.55 Accessing MSDS data and data visualisation Dominic Gair / Robin Jahdi
13.55 – 14.30 Group discussion
14.30 – 14.45 Other maternity data Dominic Gair
14.45 – 15.00 Looking ahead Katharine Robbins
Introductions
NHS Digital
Katharine Information Analysis Lead Manager
Robbins
Dominic Gair Analytical Section Head
Paula Curnow Senior Information Analyst
Robin Jahdi Senior Information Analyst
Norma Madden Assistant Data Manager
NHS England
Dr Matthew Jolly National Clinical Director for Maternity and Women's Health
Tom Hardie Team Manager (Maternity Policy and Women’s Health)
Policy Background
By Dr Matthew Jolly and Tom Hardie
Maternity Transformation
Programme
Sharing Data and Information Work Stream
Matthew Jolly, NCD, Maternity & Women’s Health
Tom Hardie, Team Manager, Maternity & Women’s Health
June 2017
What are we trying to achieve?
Aim

To improve data and information collection, quality and sharing to drive
maternity service improvement at local, regional and national levels.
Objectives

1. Ensure the Maternity Services Data Set is fit for purpose

2. Develop Quality Improvement Metrics and National Maternity Indicators

3. Ensure data is presented in a way that promotes understanding and helps identify unwarranted
variation

4. Ensure information is shareable
What difference will it make?
Delivering WS6 will help
providers of NHS maternity
services to:
 Understand their services
 Identify unwarranted variation
 Identify where changes can be
made and QI work can be targeted.
…And ultimately improve quality,
meaning better care for
women, babies and their
families.