No simple choices: join our online panel discussion
How is health data used for research? What choices do researchers make when using patient data for their research?
And what impact do those choices have not only on the quality and reach of their research, but also on patient privacy and public trust? And, ultimately, on the healthcare provided for patients in the NHS?
At this free virtual event, researchers Professor Angela Wood, Dr Raj Jenner and Dr Ari Ecole will join patient advocate Rosanna Fennessy as they look at four real-life examples of local research where health data was used.
The panel will then explore the challenges and concerns that emerge from different types of data use – followed by a Q&A from the audience logging in online.
Join us virtually on Thursday 14 March 2024 from 5.30pm to 7.00pm. Book your free ticket today on Eventbrite.
Who will be there
Professor Angela Wood
Professor of Health Data Science at the Department of Public Health and Primary Care, Co-Lead, Data Science and Population Health Theme, NIHR Cambridge BRC
Dr Ari Ecole
Consultant in neurosciences intensive care medicine and interim Chief Clinical Informatics officer at Cambridge University Hospitals
Dr Raj Jenner
Academic Consultant Neuro-oncologist at Cambridge University Hospitals
Dr Rosanna Fennessy
A psychologist by training, Rosanna is also a patient advocate for the safe and effective use of patient data on a number of health data projects
Dr Amanda Stranks
Amanda is our Patient and Public Involvement/Engagement and Communications Strategy Lead and will be compère for the evening
Register your place now
Places are limited, and will be allocated on a first come, first serve basis. Make sure you don’t miss out: visit our Eventbrite page to reserve your spot.
This event is part of this year’s Cambridge Festival. We will also be at the Cambridge Academy of Science and Technology for the Festival’s family weekend on 16 March – put it in your diary now!
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About the NIHR
The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) is the UK’s largest funder of health and care research. Its mission – to improve the health and the wealth of the nation through research – is shared across all its constituent programmes, units and centres.
If you’d like to find out more about how the NIHR works, visit www.nihr.ac.uk. To find out how YOU can be a part of it, go to bepartofresearch.uk