Presentations from ‘Reporting for Impact’ and information governance event now live
Published: 14 Jun 2016
Presentations are now live from HQIP’s March 2016 NCAPOP supplier workshop, covering ‘Reporting for Impact’ and then information governance.
Maximise impact from NCAPOP reporting
The session was based around HQIP’s newly published Reporting for Impact guidance and introduced by NHS England clinical programme lead Richard Arnold. It featured presentations from a variety of NCAPOP representatives as well as the Twins and Multiple Births Association. The session provided an opportunity to review and critique previous national report press releases and executive summaries to focus thinking on how best to frame key messages.
Copies of the presentations are available to view here:
- Why impact is important for NHS England? – Richard Arnold, clinical programme lead, NHS England
- Communicating the key messages, why bother? – Dr Kevin Stewart, clinical director, CEEU, Royal College of Physicians
- Writing an executive summary, the experience of NCEPOD – Dr Marisa Mason, chief executive, NCEPOD
- Developing a structured narrative with an improvement message – Jose Lourtie, project manger, Royal College of Anaesthetists
- Visually enhancing the narrative, infographics – Calvin Down, project manager, The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health – to be uploaded shortly
- Why is it important to press release your findings? – Keith Reed, chief executive officer, Twins and Multiple Birth Association
Information governance and data sharing
The second session, on information governance, was introduced by Matthew Wolton, partner at Clark Holt Commercial Solicitors, who provided the background to and current requirements of the Data Protection Act. This informed group discussions around HQIP’s proposed new data sharing processes, forms and guidance which will underpin future release of data collected across the NCAPOP programme for the purposes of research and service evaluation by third parties. HQIP has since consulted widely on these documents and hopes to publish these from June 2016.
Copies of the presentations are available to view here:
- Data sharing requirements in the current Information governance landscape – Matthew Wolton, partner, Clark Holt Commercial Solicitors