FAQs
What is the main responsibility of the Quality Performance and Intelligence Lead?
The main responsibility of the Quality Performance and Intelligence Lead is to lead the provision of a high quality, efficient, and effective service for performance monitoring that provides actionable insights into data for Quality Performance across CHFT.
Who does the Business Intelligence Team provide information to?
The Business Intelligence Team provides high quality information to a wide variety of end users, including internal reports and external mandatory returns.
How many staff members are employed by CHFT?
CHFT employs more than 6,500 staff members who deliver compassionate care across various healthcare settings.
What types of services does CHFT provide?
CHFT provides a range of services, including urgent and emergency care, medical, surgical, maternity, gynaecology, critical care, children’s and young people's services, end of life care, and outpatient and diagnostic imaging services, as well as community health services.
Is the Quality Performance and Intelligence Lead involved in regulatory compliance?
Yes, the Quality Performance and Intelligence Lead is responsible for ensuring that all statutory, regulatory requirements and the needs of the divisions and areas are met.
What is emphasized as a cultural aspect within CHFT as per this job description?
The job description emphasizes driving a culture that embraces business intelligence and enables quality improvement.
Will the post holder need to interact with clinicians and service managers?
Yes, the post holder will need to establish formal and informal networks and work with key individuals, including clinicians and service managers, to ensure that the provision of services meets customer needs.
How does CHFT approach decision-making related to community health needs?
As a Foundation Trust, CHFT is free to make decisions that respond quickly to local community needs while prioritizing improvements in health services and putting patients first.