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HDR UK, data custodians and government came together at the start of the pandemic as a collaborative 'One Wales' team to develop an agile approach to data analysis and enable vital insights to be...
Karen Mooney, one of the Public and Patient Involvement team members for the CO-CONNECT project, guest-blogs on how getting closer to data has shifted her perspective.
Overview With some ethnic minority groups and areas of deprivation suffering higher levels of severe outcomes from COVID-19, it is all the more important to ensure equitable access to, and uptake...
As we face another festive season under the shadow of COVID-19, the Royal Institution has dedicated its annual Christmas Lectures to exploring how science has responded to the pandemic. In the...
The Lancet published study was funded by the Medical Research Council, UK Research and Innovation Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund, the National Institute for Health Research and Health Data...
Overview As vaccines were rolled out across the UK, the next step in combating COVID-19 was to establish their level of effectiveness and identify the groups most at risk from death or serious...
This research is part of the Data and Connectivity National Core Study, led by Health Data Research (HDR UK) in partnership with the office of National Statistics and funded by United Kingdom...
Research to understand the safety of COVID-19 vaccines has played a vital role in the world’s response to the pandemic. There are currently four vaccines approved for use against COVID-19 in the...
Kate Cheema, Director of Health Insights at the British Heart Foundation, shares her opinion on the development and vital work of the CVD-COVID-UK consortium.
