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...
Connect, learn and share with professionals across the health and care data and analytics community. Explore our programme of webinars, Lunch & Learns, workshops, branch meetings, networking events and our annual conference.
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AphA London branch meeting - attend in person or online This will be a hybrid meeting so it would be great to see you in person! Hosted by GSTT, in the Robens Suite, 29th Floor Guy’s Hospital, Great Maze Pond London SE1 9RT (closest tube, London Bridge) Otherwise you are welcome to join us online.... |
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This session will focus on our second pillar: supporting women in their careers. Topics will include: Supporting the next generation of women in health data Mentorship and sponsorship Career development Leadership confidence Creating inclusive career pathways Please email: womeninhealthdatanetwork@aphanalysts.org
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Workshop to help AphA members complete their Professional Registration application and go through the process Gain an overview of the process in advance of the October submission window. |
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with Amy Makawana, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust This session will be useful for anyone who would like an introduction to some of the most commonly used statistical and machine learning techniques for understanding relationships within data and making predictions. We will cover the assumptions, strengths and limitations of each method, and discuss when they... |
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