Back-office administration
Administrative support for a healthcare services provider
Non-clinical administration was absorbing time from front-line staff and needed a controlled, privacy-first delivery structure.
- Client
- Private healthcare services provider (anonymised)
- Sector
- Healthcare administration
- Region
- United Kingdom
- Engagement model
- Managed process
The challenge
What needed solving
- Appointment administration and document handling were fragmented.
- Strict confidentiality requirements limited how work could be shared.
- Turnaround expectations were not formally defined.
The approach
How we scoped it
- Restricted scope to non-clinical, clearly defined administrative tasks.
- Agreed data-handling controls, access limits and confidentiality documentation.
- Defined turnaround targets and an exception-handling route.
Delivery
What the running service looks like
Scope, quality checks and reporting are documented before go-live and reviewed on an agreed cadence.
Document indexing and records administration within agreed access controls.
Appointment and correspondence administration to documented standards.
Monthly service review covering volumes, exceptions and improvements.
Timeline
From scoping to steady state
- Weeks 1-2
Scope, controls and documentation
1 - Weeks 3-4
Controlled pilot on a single task set
2 - Month 2+
Extended scope with monthly service reviews
3
Outcomes
What changed operationally
Scope
Clear non-clinical task boundaries
Controls
Access limits and NDA documentation in place
Service
Defined turnaround and exception routes
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