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This workshop will explore a new resource that will help clinicians, service planners and others make best use of data to improve health and care. It will focus on a regional project on using data to improve health, care and services through research.

  • 19 September 2017
  • 1:00pm
  • Free

Are you interested in finding data
sources in the Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire NHS trusts and
commissioning organisations, local
authorities and universities?

Could linking data sets help you
answer your healthcare challenges?
Do you want to work with researchers
and others developing and delivering
health services and interventions to create new projects

This workshop will explore a new resource that will help clinicians,
service planners and others make best use of data to improve health and care. It will focus on a regional project on using data to improve health, care and services through research.

This workshop is by invitation only, and we’re inviting are being sent to researchers, clinicians, policy makers and patients involved in projects to improve health through research. If you’re interested in coming along, please contact Olly Watson on [email protected].

Bristol Health Partners and the Elizabeth Blackwell Institute, University of Bristol are
creating a new resource – a Health Data Inventory. For the first time, this will provide an
easy way to understand what information you might be able to use for research in our
region, and where it’s held. It also collates meta-data that will help with accessing and using
the data sources.

Bristol is the first region to develop such a local tool and this is your
chance to find out how you might use it. More background is provided below.
What: The workshop will introduce the Health Data Inventory and create space for new
collaborations to develop. This workshop is your chance to create new collaborative projects.

Improving health through better use of data workshop