The NHS data conundrum - data-rich, insight-poor
Understanding the issues to unlock a new era of effective data
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What's inside?
Our latest white paper highlights the challenges faced by the NHS in effectively utilising the vast amount of data it collects. This paper emphasises the need for a new approach to data management, highlighting issues such as complex data structures, varied user requirements, and inadequate data governance. It proposes a vision of an ideal data ecosystem with seamless integration, comprehensive analytics, and user-friendly reporting tools.
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Current situation: the challenge of ineffective use of data within the NHS, despite its vast collection, aiming to unlock its potential for improving services and patient outcomes.
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Ideal scenario: a unified data platform providing accurate, real-time, and historical data with seamless access and strong governance for secure sharing.
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Current challenges: include the massive volume of complex data, diverse user requirements, varying levels of data literacy, and issues with data privacy and security.
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User needs: the paper identifies three distinct user communities within the NHS—executives, clinical leaders, and analysts—each with specific data requirements.
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Proposed solution: Promoting a holistic approach to data transformation. Unlock NHS data potential by reevaluating architecture, engaging stakeholders, and prioritising user needs.