Newsdirect quickly understood our enterprise. The team has a real commitment to professionalism and we are delighted to have built such a valuable and trusting relationship.
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The Wise Group
By far the biggest single area of devolved spending, health and care are also massive themes for the devolved political institutions. We understand the debate – from aging hospital estates to funding for the latest technologies. From workforce planning to funding for social care. From quality housing to quality food. We’re following the issues which contribute to the health of our nations.
We are keeping very close track of the journey towards a National Care Service in Wales and in Scotland, including understanding the aspects which are most of interest to each of our clients, rather than a tick-box exercise that delivers a dump of data. Across pharmacy, the allied health professions, the science sector and R&D, we can identify and separate the critical information from the nice to know and send it with the appropriate urgency.
We’re tracking the development of mental health as a serious and increasing concern and scrutinising the data on hospital waiting times and the backlog in routine healthcare created by COVID-19. As monitoring partner to a number of the UK’s high profile charities, we monitor specific health conditions, including reference to care pathways, funding and research as well as the aspects of their functions that relate to employment, the retail environment, fundraising and working with volunteers.
Our informed researchers can help you cut through the noise to find the lines in health debates that really matter. Book a meeting to hear more about how we can help your organisation track health policy in Wales and Scotland.
Head of Monitoring - Scotland
Awareness weeks are a popular means of creating visibility for sectors and campaigns across a collaborative area of work. Parliamentary events and exhibitions are often
SCOTLAND Friday 16 – Sunday 18 February 2024: Scottish Labour Party conference in Glasgow Friday 1 – Saturday 2 March 2024: Scottish Conservative & Unionist
FRINGE PROGRAMME Sunday 15 October – lunchtime Strathclyde Partnership for Transport: Rethinking public transport: how do we deliver world-class, affordable and sustainable public transport? –
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