Case Studies

I honestly can't speak highly enough of Katie and the team, they have been such a phenomenal help in all sorts of ways; their ability to take on and succeed with difficult and poorly defined briefs, their behaviours and attitudes and their friendliness and approachable manner. I will definitely bear the NECS consultancy team in mind in my new role.

I saw my prison (in the report)…it’s pulled out my three main areas of concern to address

The team were very engaging and open to working with our clinicians and managers. The reporting processes used were effective and give us something we could take learning from and also use going forward. The work in CHFT was very proactive and really helped divisions move forward by providing practice help and support as well as learning from others.

The NECS team have been instrumental to driving forward delivery within the Region, providing capable and engaging programme support to local STP teams whilst also strengthening Regional coordination. The NECS team is characterised by flexibility and positivity – key requirements of effective programme delivery

Healthwatch Wakefield worked alongside NECS to deliver the evaluation of the West Wakefield Multi-speciality Community Provider Vanguard in 2016/17. We enjoyed working with NECS colleagues, and found them professional, collaborative and knowledgeable. We learned a lot during the joint evaluation and would be very happy to work with them again

NECS’ approach has meant a collaborative and trusted partnership has been created between them and our NCM team. They have worked hard to understand both the vision of our NCM site and the challenges we face. NECS have been focussed on ensuring any support is relevant to our needs and have been flexible in their offering and approach as priorities have changed. NECS continue to provide our senior team with support, advice and challenge.

Region wide discussions held with DCO Medical Directors and HEE leads has shaped a proposed model for at scale IGPR scheme for Midlands and East

the programme enabled NHS England to identify substantial new savings opportunities and gain greater assurance of existing plans and their current delivery status

Through the approach taken by the NECS analytical team, the data was rationalised, prioritised and summarised and presented to the Maternity Review Team in a digestible format. This way the team were able to clearly hear the voices and experiences of thousands of women, their families, health professionals, charities and commissioners with regards maternity services, what was good about them and how they need to change. This helped to inform the recommendations of the National Maternity Review