Goldacre recommendations to improve care through use of data

Goldacre recommendations to improve care through use of data Patient care in the NHS will be improved through more efficient and safer access to health data, which will drive innovation and lead to potentially lifesaving research.

Professor Ben Goldacre, Bennett Professor of Evidence-Based Medicine at the University of Oxford, has today published the findings from his independent review into how the NHS can achieve better, broader, and safer use of health data. Learning lessons from the pandemic, the review advises how to utilise health data in healthcare and sets out 185 recommendations to the government. Department of Health and Social Care

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• Better use of data is vital to NHS recovery – the Goldacre Review is welcome but government must now provide a credible plan The Health Foundation
• Goldacre Review is important piece of puzzle in setting direction for use of health data for research NHS Confederation
• New vision for NHS health data has potential to drive health improvement The BMJ
• Goldacre review outlines recommendations on safer use of health data Computer Weekly
• Goldacre recommends Trusted Research Environments become ‘the norm’ Digital Health
• Goldacre report makes recommendations for data analysis in healthcare UK Authority