Project Lead Long Term Plan Prevention and NHS Smoking Cessation
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Job summary
The post holder will support the Coventry and Warwickshire Prevention Senior Responsible Officers to ensure effective delivery of NHS Long Term Plan (LTP) Prevention priorities across the C&W system working within NHS Coventry and Warwickshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) and linking with wider healthcare provider and local authority partners.
This is a critical role central to our ICB four aims:
- Improve outcomes in population health and healthcare
- Tackle inequalities in outcomes, experience and access
- Enhance productivity and value for money
- Help the NHS support broader social and economic developments
The NHS LTP Prevention priorities include programmes to strengthen NHS Prevention activity in the following areas; tobacco, obesity, alcohol and tuberculosis. A significant focus of the role will be supporting effective delivery of the NHS Smoking Cessation pathways across multiple trusts and community pathways.
Your role will support NHS ambitions around tobacco control:
- All people admitted to hospital who smoke will be offered NHS funded tobacco treatment services
- The model will be adapted for expectant mothers, and their partners with a new smoke free pregnancy pathway
- A universal smoking cessation offer will be available as part of specialist mental health services for long term users of specialist mental health and learning disability services
Main duties of the job
- Lead coordination and delivery of programmes and projects aligned to the NHS Long Term Plan Prevention priorities and funding streams
- Act as project support to the LTP Prevention Steering Group and its subgroups
- Support embedding prevention across NHS pathways and align work to the wider system strategy and Health Inequalities Strategy
- Work with the wider Population Health Management and Health Inequalities tea
- Act as a system champion for prevention embedding prevention and inequalities into CWICB work
- Take a lead role in C&W system delivery of NHS Smoking Cessation pathway development, managing specific elements of the programme, developing project plans, reporting progress and undertaking risk and issue management
- Use strong analytical and judgement skills to translate national requirements into local system solutions
- Use judgement and negotiation skills to reach consensus with partners on system solutions taking into account complex situations, diverse options and varying timescales
- Liaise with key partners across C&W on joint project matters
- Lead development of system level activity to support prevention activity, which may include:
- workforce training and development
- development and refinement of clinical pathways
- communication and engagement plans
- shaping IT and data sharing solutions
- reporting to the Population Health, Inequalities and Prevention Group and NHSE/I
- shaping quality improvement activity across pathways
About us
This is an exciting opportunity to join our Population Health and Inequalities team within the CWICB. This role has been created to support our ongoing prevention activity and will work alongside our Health Inequalities Programme Managers and wider system partners to progress this agenda. While CWICB is the host organisation for the post, the role spans our health and care system and will involve working across a diverse range of partner organisations.
Details
Date posted
08 May 2024
Pay scheme
Agenda for change
Band
Band 7
Salary
£43,742 to £50,056 a year per annum
Contract
Fixed term
Duration
1 years
Working pattern
Full-time, Flexible working
Reference number
105-6229771
Job locations
Shire Hall
Market Street
Warwick
CV34 4DE
Employer details
Employer name
NHS Coventry & Warwickshire Integrated Care Board
Address
Shire Hall
Market Street
Warwick
CV34 4DE
Employer's website
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