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Join Methods Analytics MD Simon Swift, for eHWDC 2020 on Mon 16th Nov where he will discuss the art of extracting analytical and data science value from health and care data, to inform decision making and to achieve measurable impact.

We are fortunate to have shared our thinking and to have worked with some amazing contributors on a white paper considering the future of UK digital healthcare. Tech4cv19 is a volunteer-led community helping bring the right technology solutions to health and social care during a time of rapid change and increased pressure.

With the Press questioning if this is the start of a 2nd Covid 19 wave in the Guardian most recent article - read our white paper Covid19 -A Future Wave to understand what constitutes a 2nd and how we prepare ourselves.

Join our webinar on the 10th September at 2:00pm, for a full demo of our COVID-19 modeling tool to help your organisation develop business continuity plans for future pandemics, which are becoming increasingly more prevalent.

Methods Analytics and Methods BDT have been appointed by Crown Commercial Service to be able to offer services on the Automation Marketplace DPS.

Looking back at how technology and data have changed the landscape of our lives over the past two decades is quite astounding. From how we interact with our families and friends to how we carry out our daily duties - the digital boom of the 21st century has revolutionised every corner of our lives.

Have you asked yourself how much of what you do is a data driven decision? Matt Thompson explores why we struggle to use data in our work lives

Discussion around the established and evolving NHS datasets being utilised to generate Real World Evidence to support outcomes research. The webinar will also focus on a selection of disease-specific datasets and how organisations can use them to support their research and value stories.

Moving the bell curve Simon Swift of Methods Analytics on how data-driven, clinically-led service improvement work can detect fluctuating standards of care in unique populations.

“By using this data all health systems can be better at what they do” Says Simon Swift Data Expert at World Health Journal