Tosca Fairchild is Chief of Staff for the South East London Integrated Care System (ICS), a role that holds a large amount of responsibility and oversees many functions. Here she tells us about her role.
Population Health Management involves using the data we hold about our patients and communities and their health requirements to plan how we deliver the best, tailored care for our local population. As an approach, it uses data to design new ways of offering patients care proactively, before they need to go the NHS with a problem and helping them to improve their health and wellbeing preventatively.
This also involves making sure that all health and care staff in south east London have access to the information they need to make the best possible decisions for the people they care for and to support people to get more involved in their own care. The Coalition aims to do this by:
At our recent Population Health Conference we showcased some fantastic real-world examples of how a Population Health Management approach with data was used in our local communities:
You can find out more about what Population Health Management involves and how it can help in this explainer video, from Dr Jonty Heaversedge, Clinical Chair and Lead for Population Health at South East London Integrated Care System:
Tosca Fairchild is Chief of Staff for the South East London Integrated Care System (ICS), a role that holds a large amount of responsibility and oversees many functions. Here she tells us about her role.
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