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Historical workforce statistics in lead-up to NHS70
Historical workforce statistics in lead-up to NHS70 birthday milestone
National data opt-out introduced across England
The ‘National Data Opt-Out’ is introduced today, providing a facility for individuals to opt-out from the use of their data for research or planning purposes. This is provided in line with the recommendations of the National Data Guardian in her Review of Data Security, Consent and Opt-Outs. The service will initially be in beta, while we ensure the service design is optimal.
NHS Digital's response to Lord Carter's report
NHS Digital's Senior Clinical Lead Caron Swinscoe has welcomed Lord Carter's independent report into how improvements in technology could boost the productivity of mental health and community services around the country.
New £1m funding for innovative digital adult social care pilots
Following the success of last year’s Local Investment Programme, NHS Digital and the Local Government Association have announced new funding for digital pilots that benefit people who access adult social care and improve services.
A statement from NHS Digital on the Memorandum of Understanding with the Home Office
A statement from NHS Digital on the Memorandum of Understanding with the Home Office
Guide launched to improve access to digital healthcare for all
Guide launched to improve access to digital healthcare for all
High earners more likely to drink alcohol, new statistics show
High earners more likely to drink alcohol, new statistics show