Transatlantic collaboration combines global healthcare transformation expertise with frontline clinical analytics to accelerate improvement across health systems worldwide.

Leeds, UK / Tampa, FL— St. Vincent’s International, the umbrella organisation for St. Vincent’s Consulting, St. Vincent’s Resourcing, and Universal Solutions, has signed a formal partnership agreement with Clinical Healthcare Analytics (CHA), a US-based leader in clinical decision support analytics.

The partnership brings together two organisations with complementary strengths and a shared commitment to improving patient outcomes through practical, data-driven transformation. By combining CHA’s real-time clinical analytics capabilities with St. Vincent’s International’s deep expertise in healthcare digital transformation, strategic advisory and workforce solutions, the collaboration will support healthcare organisations across the UK, North America, the Middle East, and beyond.

The partnership also enables healthcare organisations to benefit from lessons learned across international health systems, helping leaders identify what works, avoid repeating challenges, and adapt proven approaches to their own clinical and operational environments.

St. Vincent’s International and its group companies have built a strong reputation supporting complex healthcare programmes, particularly within the NHS. Through St. Vincent’s Consulting, the organisation provides advisory services spanning digital strategy, electronic patient record (EPR) implementation, clinical transformation, cybersecurity, and large-scale digital programmes including the UK’s New Hospital Programme. Its distinctive Luminaries service brings together former NHS C-suite leaders to guide organisations through complex digital change.

Alongside this, St. Vincent’s Resourcing connects health systems with highly experienced digital health professionals, while Universal Solutions supports healthcare providers—particularly in North America—with advisory, digital transformation, and technology-enabled healthcare improvement.

Clinical Healthcare Analytics complements this expertise through its CHA Foundation Suite, a frontline analytics platform that delivers role-based clinical insights directly at the point of care. By equipping physicians, nurses, and care teams with timely, actionable data, the platform helps healthcare organisations reduce length of stay, improve patient outcomes, and enhance clinical efficiency.

Together, the partnership creates a uniquely integrated offering for healthcare leaders seeking to move beyond strategy and into measurable operational improvement.

Andrew Splitz, Founder of Clinical Healthcare Analytics, said:
“We have long believed that the future of healthcare improvement is global. St. Vincent’s International shares our core conviction that technology only matters when it translates into better care for real patients. Together, we are building a partnership rooted in shared values, shared accountability, and a shared determination to leave healthcare organisations in a stronger position than we found them.”

Alan Fowles, Global President at St. Vincent’s International added:
““Healthcare systems everywhere are under pressure to transform faster while improving outcomes. What excites us about this partnership is the ability to combine CHA’s real-time clinical analytics with the practical transformation experience we’ve gained working with health systems across the UK, North America, and the Middle East. By bringing those global lessons together, we can help healthcare leaders move beyond data and turn insight into measurable improvements in patient care.”

With CHA’s growing footprint in the Middle East, St. Vincent’s International’s strong foundation in NHS transformation, and Universal Solutions’ focus on the North American market, the partnership provides healthcare organisations with a global perspective while remaining grounded in the practical realities of frontline care delivery.

Both organisations share a commitment to delivering long-term value rather than short-term technology deployments, ensuring that digital solutions translate into measurable improvements for clinicians, patients, and healthcare systems.