Bryn Williams - Freelance data analyst, myndworkz ltd

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Work Background

Freelance Business Intelligence Analyst

May. 2023Geneva, Switzerland

Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation TrustEHR Principal Business Intelligence Analyst

Jun. 2021 - May. 2023London, England, United KingdomMy primary role was to build a reporting front end onto the new integrated Electronic Health Record (EHR). This involved obtaining specifications from stakeholders, understanding and servicing mandatory reporting requirements and ensuring the development of the Databases aligned from top to bottom with colleague's requirements.

Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation TrustSenior Clinical Quality Analyst

Jan. 2005 - Jun. 2021London, United KingdomClinical Quality Analysis, Application Development and Management, Lead on Bench-marking tools (e.g. HED and CHKS) Patient Safety (Harm free care indicators), Quality Outcomes Framework, Mortality, Morbidity, Comorbidity and Chronic condition coding. Special interest in effective data visualisation techniques and App design for Healthcare

Office of the Deputy Prime MinisterSenior Editor - ODPM Annual Report

Apr. 2004 - Sep. 2004Office of the Deputy Prime MinisterShort term appointment to collate contributions from across the department to populate the annual report. Responsible for overall design, accuracy and publication of the report. Here's a link to the finished product: http://collections.europarchive.org/tna/20060303191954/odpm.gov.uk/pub/122/ODPMAnnualReport2004PDF985Kb_id1123122.pdf

MyndworkzFreelance Copy Editor

Sep. 1997 - Dec. 2007London, Auckland, Ross-on-WyeDuring my studies at KCL, I had an opportunity to bolster my British Academy Scholarship by taking on the occasional Copy Editing job. This became full-time after graduating, as I had become less than enthusiastic at the prospect of becoming a professional academic. I was commissioned by several academic publishers on a range of projects, each one uniquely interesting. Clients included, Continuum press, Berghaus Books, Yale UP, Ashgate (apologies to those I've forgotten) I continued to accept occasional editing and indexing commissions until the end of 2007.

MyndworkzPub Philosopher

Apr. 1997 - Oct. 2001London, Auckland, RotoruaI believe I have the honour of being the first Pub Philosopher in the UK. Inspired by the Cafe Philosophe movement as a student in London, I sought to Anglicise it. It was clear to me that there was an opportunity to promote philosophy as an activity rather than an academic subject, but it was unlikely to succeed as a European import. With help from friends on Philosophy Now magazine, we set up the first meeting in the upstairs room of the Glassblower pub near Carnaby street, and I presided as MC and "facilitator" (a term we studiously avoided). This initial meeting was oversubscribed, and more meetings followed, along with a probably disproportionate (and certainly surprising) amount of media interest. With the momentum gained from print, radio and TV interviews I continued with the project, regularly attracting between 30 and 60 people fortnightly in central London for over 2 years. Eventually, finding no one willing to take over the reins while I focussed on completing my thesis, Pub Philosophy was wound down. I have occasionally reprised the role on special request, incuding a whistlestop tour of New Zealand's North Island, sponsored by Guinness NZ, in 2001. Here's an article I recently stumbled across that was published in the NZ Herald at the time http://m.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=161725