The University of Sheffield’s Data Connect service recently hosted a hybrid event to demonstrate how they are connecting researchers with health, social care and sensitive data and enabling research that improves lives.
This month we mark a significant milestone for the Yorkshire & Humber Secure Data Environment (SDE) programme: one year of working together with our Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Group.
Read reflections from SDEs Public Group members following the National PPIE SDE Network Event in London.
Working together with partners across North of England, project will expand and enhance DataSHIELD to address a significant challenge in modern health research.
Explore public perspectives on health data opt-out choices, with insights from national public engagement cohort 3.
The trailblazing study discovered 34 per cent of children don’t play outdoors on school days, while 20 per cent don’t play outdoors on weekends.
This blog explores how the PANORAMA programme is helping to break down barriers between Secure Data Environments (SDEs) across the North of England by tackling technical, legal, and governance challenges.
People across Yorkshire will be able to take part in healthcare research from their doorstep - with the launch of a new Mobile Research Vehicle in Bradford.
By using the valuable Connected Bradford datasets accessible through the Yorkshire and Humber SDE researchers found out that almost half of school pupils currently on free school meals will have started their formal education without the necessary skills to thrive.
By using data accessible through the Yorkshire and Humber SDE and linking health with education data, researchers explore the support that children and young people receive (or don't receive) after being formally diagnosed with neurodevelopmental and mental health conditions.
Elaine has brittle asthma, which currently has no cure. In this blog article, she speaks about her motivations for taking part in research and experiences of being involved.
The CUREd+ database collects a vast range of data covering several different aspects of patient care that researchers can now access via Yorkshire and Humber SDE