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Devon Partnership Trust to deploy psychological therapy dataset

Devon Partnership Trust is to become the first of type to use the new Mayden iaptus (IAPT) dataset which gives
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Health and Care Bill given Royal Assent and becomes law

The Health and Care Bill has become law and includes measures which are targeted at supporting data sharing between health
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AIMES and Enovacom partner up to accelerate clinical trial process

AIMES and Enovacom are partnering up to help speed up clinical trial processes with a cloud-based, virtual data repository, reducing
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Assessing the future of regulating the digital health landscape

Andrew Davies, from the Association of British HealthTech Industries, explores what the future regulatory landscape will look like within digital
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How sharing data can make us healthier

David Hancock, healthcare executive advisor at InterSystems, explores why he thinks data sharing can enhance the quality of healthcare.
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National Data Guardian calls for ‘commitment to transparency’

Dr Nicola Byrne said people need to trust they can share their data with confidence without concern their data may
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ReStart and Better partner up to improve data interoperability in the NHS

Restart is to supply interoperability services to Better’s digital health platform, aiming to simplify and accelerate digitalisation across the NHS.
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ICSs required to have ‘smart digital and data’ platforms by 2022

NHS England’s design framework for how ICSs will operate revealed systems will locally determine the best way to develop digital
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G7 called on to support ‘systematic’ approach to global data sharing

Better use of data to support clinical trials and underpin global disease surveillance were key points to come out of
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NHS Digital launches its Terminology Server to help boost data sharing

A solution which has been designed to allow healthcare IT systems to speak the same language and promote data sharing
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