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This project looks at the publicly available eye imaging datasets that are informing new health technologies and approaches to care, and how they represent diverse people and needs.
This project is developing the world’s first guidelines to make sure that AI interventions for health are supported by the best possible evidence.
Data mining technology developed by researchers at the NIHR Maudsley Biomedical Research Centre could help hospitals plan for surges in COVID-19 cases, based on notes recorded electronically by...
The previous blog article explained the concept of computable knowledge and why we need it in Learning Health Systems (LHS). Now we report on a recent HDR UK Better Care Catalyst initiative to...
At the end of last year, I was privileged to co-chair the inaugural “PROs for Better Care, Better Research” round table, convened by HDR UK, Better Care community in partnership with...
HDRUK is all about health data, right? Wrong! Data on its own is meaningless and useless. Data collection only becomes worthwhile when we derive actionable insight from it – a piece of knowledge.
Using computer modelling, a new study finds that applying a “reverse-triage” approach during periods of intense Covid-19 demand could significantly reduce “life-years” lost.
On 14 January 2021, I had the opportunity of joining over 80 researchers from HDR UK’s Better Care community to virtually share learning, challenges, and opportunities in delivering the...
Join our Early Career Committee to select Health Data Research UK's Open Access 'Publication of the Month' competition
