An exciting new opportunity has
arisen within Central Camden Primary Care Network (PCN) for a Digital Transformation Lead towork with the PCN Executive Team, PCN Quality ImprovementSupport Team (QIST) and PCN Member Practices to attain high standards of data quality and service improvements.
The Digital Transformation Lead will be required to construct and run PCN and practice-level searches in EMIS Web, create and amend templates and support the implementation of quality improvement activities. Other duties will include but are not limited to audits, data reconciliation and reporting.
In addition, the post-holder will be required to take a leading role in enhancing the PCNs digital maturity and driving transformation activities acrossPCN Member Practices. This includes identifying and implementing cutting-edge technologies, digital solutions and business intelligence tools to support integrated working, optimise operational efficiency, and improve patient outcomes.
Previous experience working within the NHS and primary care are desirable. Opportunities for professional development into project management are included within this role.
Central Camden PCN are a group of 9 member practices who work together at scale and collaborate with others in the local health and social care system. The PCN is highly innovative and delivers services with support from the GP Federation, Camden Health Evolution (CHE) Ltd, that aim to improve the quality of care and outcomes for their patients.
Influencing improvements in health outcomes
Job description
Job responsibilities
ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The following
are the core responsibilities of the Digital Transformation Lead. There may be,
on occasion, a requirement to carry out other tasks. This will be dependent
upon factors such as workload and staffing levels.
Strategic
Attain high
standards of data quality and support the PCN and Member Practices in the
effective use of searches, audits and recalls.
Support the
creation of performance dashboards and data reports to ensure targets are met
and patient outcomes are improved.
Embed quality
improvement methodology within PCN Member Practices to support long-term and
sustainable change.
Support
clinicians to undertake quality improvement audits and activities.
Monitor key
metrics and milestones; and provide timely project/service data to the PCN Executive
Team.
Enhance the
PCNs digital maturity and drive transformation activities across the PCN
through the identification and implementation of digital solutions and
technology.
Digital
Transformation
Develop and
maintain an in-depth understanding of the PCN digital infrastructure and
business intelligence tools.
Identify,
evaluate, and implement digital technologies, systems, and tools that enable streamlined workflows,
data-driven decision-making, and improved patient engagement.
Lead and
facilitate organisational change, ensuring all stakeholders are aligned with the PCNs digital transformation
goals and equipped with the necessary skills to embrace digital solutions
effectively.
Support the
development and implementation of digital transformation bids.
Identify and
embed software systems to support the delivery of PCN services.
Work closely
with GP practices, healthcare professionals, and other key stakeholders to
understand their needs, challenges, and opportunities for digital integration.
Develop
training programs and provide ongoing support to staff members to promote digital literacy and ensure the
successful adoption of new technologies.
Improve
digital accessibility for patients across the PCN.
Leadership
and Management
Proactively
project manage all digital projects and conducts evaluations to determine
effectiveness and wider outcomes.
Ensure all
staff receive training on the digital tools within the PCN.
Ensure all digital
initiatives are fully scoped and underpinned by a quality improvement
methodology.
Remain up to
date with the national and local PCN guidance.
Stay informed
about performance and quality indicators across all facets of primary care.
Oversee the
management and governance of data, ensuring compliance with data protection regulations, and
leveraging data analytics to derive
actionable insights.
Ensure all
Data Protection Agreements, Data Protection Impact Assessments and Privacy
notices are kept up to date.
Quality
Improvement
Work with the
QIST Clinical Lead and PCN Quality Improvement Support Team (QIST) on PCN
DES/IIF targets.
Assist with
the creation of data and dashboards in collaboration with the PCN Quality Improvement
Support Team (QIST).
Construct and
run searches on behalf of the PCN and PCN Member Practices using the clinical
system, EMIS Web.
Prepare and produce reports, spreadsheets, and
presentations as required.
Interpret and
input data for audit purposes.
Support the
PCN team with data reconciliation.
Perform data
quality checks and undertake, or direct, the correction of any errors.
Regular
monitoring and reporting of key performance indicators for PCN services and PCN
Member Practices.
Write data
quality related policies and user guides for PCN services.
Provide
specialist data quality knowledge to PCN Member Practices.
Visible
presence at practices and meetings to ensure staff training and improvement on
systems and data quality.
Communication
Build
effective relationships with the PCN Executive Team, PCN Member Practices, PCN
team members and external stakeholders.
Provide
clear and regular updates to the PCN Executive Team.
Develop relationships with practice staff, private
providers, the local primary care team, neighbouring PCNs and other key
partners to enable good working relationships and promote and share best
practice.
Deliver technical information in a non-technical and
engaging way to a range of internal and external stakeholders.
Provide
training to staff as required, ensuring the effective use of systems.
Utilise
spreadsheets and data collection systems to collect, audit and present data as
requested.
Ensure
effective project delivery through continuous engagement and communication,
following-up of tasks, and prompt escalation of issues, risks, and progress
through the appropriate channels.
Deal
with telephone and email enquiries in a timely and proficient manner.
Key
Relationships
Internal PCN Executive Team, PCN Clinical Directors,
PCN Member Practices, PCN workforce.
External Community
Pharmacies, Care Homes, Local Providers (C&I, CNWL, RFL, LBC, UCLH), NCL
ICB, NCL Federations, NCL PCNs and GP Practices, NCL STP, NHSE, CQC, PPGs.
Confidentiality / Data Protection /
Freedom of Information
Post
holders must maintain the confidentiality of information about patients, staff,
and other health service business in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018.
Post
holders must not, without prior permission, disclose any information regarding
patients or staff. Moreover, the Data Protection Act 2018 also renders an
individual liable for prosecution in the event of unauthorised disclosure of
information.
Equal
Opportunities
Post holders
must at all times fulfil their responsibilities with regard to equality laws.
Health
and Safety
Post
holders must be aware of the responsibilities placed on them under the Health
and Safety at Work Act (1974), and to ensure that agreed safety procedures are
carried out to maintain a safe environment for employees, patients and
visitors.
Risk
Management
Post
holders have a responsibility to report risks such as clinical and non-clinical
accidents or incidents promptly. They are expected to be familiar with the risk
management strategy and emergency procedures and attendance at training as
required.
Infection
Control
Infection
Control is everyones responsibility. All post holders are required to adhere
to the Hygiene Code (2006), Infection Prevention and Control Policies and make
every effort to maintain high standards of infection control at all times
thereby reducing the burden of Healthcare Associated Infections including MRSA.
Safeguarding
Within
their sphere of competence, post holders are responsible for promoting and
safeguarding the welfare of the children, young people and / or vulnerable
adults for whom they are responsible or may come into contact with, in the job
role.