CENTRAL LONDON, U.K. -- “High quality relevant data is a key tool for commissioning – it underpins assumed liberty for clinical commissioning groups. We will work to ensure information systems are improved and integrated where necessary. We will build a modern data service, care.data, in health and social care. This will provide timely, accurate data derived from information collected as part of the care process and linked along care pathways”

Offer 4: Better data, informed commissioning, driving improved outcomes
Everyone Counts Planning for Patients 2013/14, NHS England

“The boards and leadership of provider and commissioning organisations will be confidently and competently using data and other intelligence for the forensic pursuit of quality improvement. They....will have rapid access to accurate, insightful and easy to use data about quality at service line level.”

Ambition 2 – The Keogh Review
July 2013

With increasingly rich sources of data and information becoming available, the power of health information and analytics to inform decision making at all points within the health and care system is growing. It is essential that this power is harnessed by services and used to better understand and best meet the needs of patients and services users, within the constraints of the limited resources available.

This important conference examines a broad range of applications where information can be used as the basis for planning, transformation, assurance, improvement and commissioning, exploring best practice, new insights and emerging opportunities across the health and care system. This event will provide the guidance you need to understand and harness the power of information and data. Enabling you to develop the systems required to ensure that clinicians and managers have access to the information they need to inform their decision making.

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