Discover Your Professional Home in Health & Care Data and Analytics

with AphA (this is a repeat of the May & June sessions)

The direction of travel is clear. NHS England is introducing a progressive commitment to professional membership and registration for the Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT) workforce, bringing our profession in line with other established NHS roles and reinforcing the importance of safe, high‑quality digital and data services that underpin patient care. With a phased approach already under way, starting with senior roles and extending to all by 2031, professional registration for data and analytics professionals is no longer optional. It is becoming the norm.

At the same time, every major national strategy, from the 10 Year Plan and strategic commissioning frameworks to neighbourhood health models and ICB blueprints, delivers a consistent message: data and analytics are central to better outcomes across health and care.

So where is home for data and analytics professionals in this new landscape? If you work in (or have an interest in) health and care data and analytics, across secondary care, primary care, community services, mental health, public health, social care, the voluntary sector, independent or commercial organisations, AphA is the natural choice to be your professional membership home.

Join Our Introductory Webinar

This webinar is an opportunity to learn:

• What AphA offers data and analytics professionals at every career stage
• How we support your professional registration journey
• The benefits of membership, including CPD, mentorship, magazine, annual conference, and a clear pathway to registration
• How our specialist networks connect you with peers and leaders, including population health, health economics, clinical coding, research, and the Chief Data & Analytics Officer community
• How AphA provides a genuinely inclusive professional community: everyone, everywhere, always

With a growing membership across all four nations, AphA is building a strong, shared professional identity for data and analytics professionals, beyond job titles, sectors, or seniority.

As expectations of professional standards grow, so does the need to connect, contribute, and belong. If data and analytics is your profession in health and care, now is the moment to discover how AphA can support you. Join the webinar and find your professional home.

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