Careers Contractor Opportunities
A world-leading healthcare data management company
Insource helps healthcare organisations deliver world-class integrated patient care – by unifying disparate data to build trust-wide insight – despite the legacy systems infrastructure. Our extensive range of elective recovery solutions and our advanced data management platform, with its exceptional Unified Data Layer (UDL), delivers unparalleled intelligence for informed trust-wide management, Integrated Care System (ICS) insight and partner solutions innovation.
Data experts required:
- Waiting list validation
- Waiting list validation team member
- Data Migration
- Information analyst
- Business Intelligence
Contractor Opportunities
The accessibility of clean, consolidated data underpins all our solutions delivery, and we are continually evaluating new contract resources to fulfil our array of data quality, audit, and migration projects. Having met the high standards of HSCN (Health and Social Care Network) compliance can offer both on-site and remote working. So, if your data and IT skills lie in any of our key territories and you would like to be included in our delivery teams, please get in touch with a summary of your latest projects at [email protected].
We work with over 60 NHS Trusts and Health Boards
Our full data quality services
Our data quality services encompass the validation of trust-wide waiting lists, and if required full automation of waiting list reporting, as well as support for complex data migrations from clinical or diagnostic legacy systems that ensure secondary reporting continuity and complete operational management throughout the project.
Latest Insights
Target hit as unreported removals spike
At the end of March, the English NHS hit its interim target that 65% of the referral-to-treatment (RTT) waiting list should fall within 18 weeks, an achievement that NHS England are understandably very pleased about. Analysis produced for Health Service Journal by Dr...
Year-end elective ‘sprint’ off to a slow start
England's financial-year-end elective 'sprint' got off to a slow start in February, achieving only half the waiting list reduction needed to restore the statutory '18 weeks' referral-to-treatment (RTT) waiting time standard by 2029. Analysis produced for Health...
Small improvement in RTT waiting times
England's referral-to-treatment (RTT) waiting list shrank a little faster in January than the usual seasonal reduction, meaning there was probably some genuine recovery. But the improvement was much too small for restoring the '18 weeks' waiting time standard by March...