AW Demand Model in the news
The Affinity Works ‘Demand Model’, which analyses current Adult Social Care activity and provides forward projections to help inform service planning, has made the news. We’ve been helping Birmingham City…
Author: Richard Wellings
Norfolk eBrokerage goes live
With support from Affinity Works, Norfolk County Council has completed implementation of an eBrokerage system for co-ordinating the provision of Adult Residential and Nursing care across the county. Now live,…
Demand Model predicts care spend for Middlesbrough
Affinity Works’ Demand Model is part of an intelligence tool kit that uses current and historic data to predict future trends in adult social care and support Local Authorities in…
Re-imagining Market Position Statements
Affinity Works and its partners in the Tees Valley sub- Region have started work on ‘Discovery’ project aimed at re-imagining the how Local Authorities can build a more effective Market…
Making Data Work – Affinity Works enables Epilepsy Action to Map Services
Leading charity Epilepsy Action strives to improve access to services in the under-represented epilepsy and neurology spheres which generally don’t get prioritised for funding by government. Key to determining where…
AW helps Birmingham City Council analyse Adult Social Care demand
Birmingham City Council is adopting Affinity Works business intelligence solutions to support its ongoing improvement of Adult Social Care strategic planning. Initial focus will be on deploying the Affinity Works Demand…