Groups

The North East will have the highest quality services to support individuals (along with their families and carers) in their choices as they approach death. By a good death we mean one which is free of pain, with family and friends nearby, with dignity and in the place of one’s choosing

A discussion group for information analysts from PCTs and PHOs to co-ordianate the analysis and reporting of cancer information and data.

Public health professionals make a significant contribution to commissioning, particularly in the interpretation of evidence and the preparation of specifications for preventive, diagnostic, treatment and care services. This group is for those involved with the process.

Core Analytical Team

Any analysts, researchers, performance managers etc etc who work in the Darlington Partnership

This group is to support the healthy weight, healthy communities train the trainers group in the roll out of the Understanding childhood obesity programme.

This group is to support the healthy weight, healthy schools train the trainers group in the roll out of the Understanding childhood obesity programme.

Hospital Episode Statistics (HES) provide information on inpatients and day cases in NHS hospitals in England from 1989.

Support team/User Group for Instant Atlas software.

Knowledge Management

The MHO team - edit this yourselves.

The North East working group for the National Child Measurement Programme.

NDTMS Data Managers/Analysts Group North East Region

The NDTMS team online group

NEPHO Analytical Team

This group is for those working on the NEPHO 10 year conference.

This is the central resource for NEPHO team activity. For all NEPHO staff.

Keep in touch with the latest IM&T developments here!

A group for testing

This group oversees content of the NEPHO website

This is the group for NE obesity leads

A discussion group for information analysts from PCTs and PHOs to co-ordianate the analysis and reporting of obestiy related data.

The Obesity Working Group has been established to bring together those in the region, and beyond, concerned with this growing issue.

Obesity Service Mapping Group

The North East will curtail its increase in average body mass index and increase the proportion of people whose weight is within safe limits, eradicating the differential between social groups. The North East population will be the most physically active in the country, both in its activities of daily living and in its recreational choices. The support available for individuals to alter their activity levels will be clearly and fairly defined and will be provided according to individual need.

For work and discussion relating to the PHINE website developments

This group has been established to provide a forum for the regional PHO obesity leads to discuss and share resources.

WCC Competency 6 advocates prioritising investment according to local needs, service requirements and the values of the NHS. Expertise in 'Predictive modelling skills and insights' is one of the ways this can be achieved.

The development of the Prison and Offender Research in Social Care and Health-North East, Yorkshire and Humberside (PORSCH-NEYH) network is the result of a collaboration between a number of agencies in the region including: Universities, Prisons, NHS Trusts, Primary Care Trusts (PCT), the Strategic Health Authorities (SHA), and the Care Services Improvement Partnership (CSIP).

This groups is sharing for resources

This is a group for the RMSO to share resources with its external contractors.

The RMSO team group

This group has been developed to help support the use of the Standard Evaluation Framework for Weight Management Interventions across the North East. This group was established in response to requests received at the first SEF training session held on the 14th July 09 by NEPAF.

This is a discussion forum has been established to support the use and implementation of the new NE childhood obesity training pack.

This groups is for those concerned with excess winter deaths and the right to warmth. Please join this group to register your interest in the issue be it from a research or practitioner perspective.