WHJ Publishing Director Steve Gardner sits down with Methods Analytics as part of the first in a series to discuss what the world in healthcare could look like in 2030 following the Covid-19 pandemic
Methods Analytics were created from a function in the NHS whose role was to help doctors and managers make decisions based on data and information as opposed to anecdote and whim.
This team worked as an NHS body for 4 years until an NHS re-organisation abolished the host. The work they had done at a local, regional and national level led to transformative change across the country. The team had a vision to grow and develop the work beyond that they had been able to do in the NHS and founded the company to deliver this. Since then Methods Analytics has grown, creating products and delivering analytics consultancy across healthcare, defence, police, local government and Lifesciences.
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