NII FOR NHS
Neuro inclusion, costed as a cost improvement programme.
The Neuro Inclusion Index finds where your systems are losing neurodivergent staff, and puts the avoidable cost in terms a finance director will recognise.
Now taking founding partners
THE PROBLEM
Trusts are asked to show inclusion outcomes, not policy commitments.
Retention, sickness absence and employee relations cases all carry a cost. When neurodivergent staff are failed by the way work is organised, that cost lands in budgets nobody links back to inclusion.
The Index makes the link, diagnostic by diagnostic.
WHY IT FITS NHS FINANCE
Built for how trusts actually commission.
01
A cost case, not a cost.
The Index identifies avoidable workforce cost, so the work can sit inside a cost improvement programme rather than an EDI budget line.
02
Fees linked to saving.
Fees are tied to the avoidable cost the Index identifies, with a fixed minimum, so the risk is shared.
03
Phased commissioning
Start with a scoped pilot. Extend across the organisation only on results.
DATA PROTECTION
Staff data handled to NHS standards
Our data handling policies are written to the NHS Data Security and Protection Toolkit standard. Staff responses are confidential and never attributed to individuals. Our policies are available on request.
HOW COMMISSIONING WORKS
Four steps, each one earned by the last.
1
Intro call
Free. We find out whether the index fits your trust
2
Scoping
We agree scope, data access and the cost baseline with you.
3
Pilot
The Index runs in an agreed part of the organisation, ending with full presentation of the results.
4
Extend
On results, the Index extends across the trust, and redesign work begins where you want it.
WHO IT'S FOR
Built for NHS trusts, ICBs and health boards with 4,500 staff or more.
Founding-partner places are limited. Founding partners get opening rates in exchange for feedback and case-study rights.
Is the Index right for your trust?
One short call to find out. No obligation.
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