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What statistics do we collect and why … T he leadership project

Join us in developing a national toolkit to support library staff in utilizing statistics effectively. Share your views on current statistics collection, suggest improvements, and explore impactful ways to use and present data. Contact us to get involved!

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What statistics do we collect and why … T he leadership project

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  1. What statistics do we collect and why… The leadership project Heather Steele, Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust Dawn Grundy, University of Bolton

  2. Who are we • Heather Steele, LYPFT • Catherine McLaren, GEH • KalDhanda, Dudley & Walsall Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust • Sam Burgess, Southern Health/Hampshire Hospitals • Dawn Grundy, University of Bolton • Holly Case Wyatt, Health Education England

  3. The Project When you send off the annual statistics returns, do wonder if there was more you could do with them?  Do you ever feel that you should be collecting something different?  Do you wonder how to present statistics so that they are not quite the dry subject they usually are?  We are looking to develop a national toolkit to help support LKS staff in their use of statistics.  Therefore we are seeking your views on library statistics or looking for statistics champions to help us

  4. We need YOU! Understand the challenges Try to find solutions Make stats work for everyone and be useful & used

  5. Sainsbury's, 2017 [https://www.about.sainsburys.co.uk/investors/annual-report-2017] Accessed 19th December 2017 WWF, 2017 [https://www.wwf.org.uk/annual-reports] Accessed 19th December 2017 Financial Times, 18th December 2017 [https://www.ft.com/content/be09c5ae-e1c6-11e7-8f9f-de1c2175f5ce] Accessed 19th December 2017

  6. Statistics in the wild Benchmarking Bids Service Improvement Metrics Reporting Costing Audits

  7. 1. What do you think about the national statistics returns and the data collected? 2. Whatlocal statistics that aren’t included in the national statistics return do you collect? 3. How do you use your locally collected statistics? If you limit yourself to only collecting statistics for the national return what are your reasons 4 . for this? 5. Think back to a time when you have used statistics in an impactful way. What did you do and how did it work out? 6. What changes would you like to see made to the national statistics process to support you and your library service in the future? 7. What resources or skills would further enable you to collect local statistics? 8. Have we missed anything important? OR Of everything we've discussed, what is the most important aspect to you? Workshop Share examples of how you use statistics Make something meaningful

  8. Get in touch • Heather Steele h.steele@nhs.net • Dawn Grundy D.Grundy@bolton.ac.uk

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