Stephen has been Manager of PCAG since October 1999, having previously been Liaison Officer from 1997-9. He was worked in the NHS for almost eight years and has a background in clinical audit and clinical governance.
As Manager of the PCAG team, Stephen has a diverse role. He is responsible for the day-to-day running, strategic planning and financial management of the department. Stephen is a tutor on the Clinical Audit Skills Course and assists in the delivery of training events. In addition, Stephen takes a lead role in the Lithium, Repeat Prescribing and Access Audits.
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Tracy joined the department in May 1997. She previously worked for the Clinical Audit Department at North Staffs Hospital. She held a joint post with the former Leicestershire & Rutland Healthcare NHS Trust and the PCAG between 1997 and 2000.
Tracy became Deputy Manager of PCAG at the start of 2000. She has a wide range of responsibilities including coordinating the Clinical Audit Skills Course, facilitating a number of the department's multi-practice audit projects, including PPI/Dyspepsia and Diabetes. She is also responsible for developing interface audit across primary care. Tracy recently commenced and MSc in Managing Quality in Healthcare at Birmingham University.
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Shirley joined the PCAG team in January 2003 having previously worked in business, local government and, most recently, in sports administration.
Shirley is the initial point of contact for PCAG, provides administrative support to members of the team and is involved in the organisation of our varied and extensive calendar of events.
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Community Audit Facilitator
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Craig joined the Primary Care Audit Group in 2004, having previously worked in research, Software Engineering and Information Technology for a variety of different businesses.
As PCAG Data Manager, Craig will be responsible for maintenance and development of the PCAG website, analysis of audit data, design and implementation of questionnaires as well as providing a point of contact for any technical issues arising from ongoing electronic audits.
Sharonjit joined the PCAG team on the 27th of July and will be working as GPAQ Facilitator for a placement year as part of her four-year honours degree course in Finance and Management at the de Monfort university.
