Acumentice expands senior team with Purdy appointment

UK health tech company scales up to support to the NHS in post-Covid recovery

 London, 22 July 2020 - Acumentice, one of the UK's leading healthcare management consultancies, has announced the appointment of Philip Purdy to build on its existing reputation for providing high-quality support to the NHS.

 Purdy is joining Acumentice as a senior consultant and will support the business to develop its elective care management and recovery offer as well as supporting client sites with delivery of their plans and objectives. This will involve the full range of Acumentice’s consultancy and advisory offer including service planning and recovery, and performance and data quality analytics.

 Joining from NHS England, Purdy has seven years of experience in leading, assuring and consulting within elective care recovery and improvement programmes. Prior to this, he was working in operational management roles in the provider sector of the NHS. Initially, as a graduate of the NHS Management Training Scheme, these roles total 13 years’ experience working in the NHS and feature alongside a spell in policy development within a central government department. Purdy is an established subject matter expert on key areas including demand and capacity modelling, recovery planning and information reporting and KPI development with considerable experience in developing and delivering education and training with a full range of staff groups.

 Commenting on the news, Purdy said, “My career to date has been focused on supporting the NHS to deliver timely, high-quality care which recognises the experience of those patients waiting to be seen. This purpose does not change as I join Acumentice. In fact, the sector faces huge challenges in the coming months and years and will need expert, efficient and economical support to help navigate this period.”

 Since 2014, Acumentice has been working in partnership with the NHS to deliver innovative operational and digital transformational solutions to deliver improvement programmes that make real change to healthcare pathways and patient’s lives. Its goal, in any project, is to build teams, systems and processes that are sustainable and continue to deliver improvement into the future.

 “All associates at Acumentice are handpicked, based on their extensive front-line knowledge of the NHS and healthcare sector,” said Karina Malhotra, founder and MD, Acumentice. “This is how we make sure our team is equipped to understand each client’s unique set of problems and deliver the high-quality transformation they need. This is especially critical as we enter a period of planning and recovery in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic.”

 For more information on Acumentice or the work it is doing within the NHS, please visit https://acumentice.com/