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Clinical safety documentation

Guidance for clinical risk management

Data Security and protection toolkit

Self assessment tool for national data guardians data security standards

NHS England publishes digital priorities for 2022/23

Article on digitals priorities for 22/23

Creating the right framework to realise the benefits for patients and the NHS

Guidance for data frameworks

A plan for digital health and social care

This document consolidates the different national digital goals and investments detailed in separate sector strategies and guidance into one single action plan for achieving these goals on 4 complementary fronts.

Data saves lives: reshaping health and social care with data

This final version of the strategy sets out ambitious plans to harness the potential of data in health and care in England, while maintaining the highest standards of privacy and ethics.

Data Quality

Guidance for data quality assurance

National resource for data driven innovation

Article for data driven innovation

NHS digital, data and technology standards

Guidance for data standards

National institute for health data science

Site for requesting health datasets, health data tools and other publications

Health data research innovation gateway

Site for requesting health datasets, health data tools and other publications

Transforming for a digital future: 2022 to 2025 roadmap for digital and data

This roadmap sets out a common cross-government vision for 2025 and a set of specific actions needed to achieve it. It has been written collaboratively by the Central Digital and Data Office (CDDO) and central government departments.

Data: a new direction - government response to consultation

Centre for improving data collaboration

NHS Resource for data supporting sharing partnerships

Understanding regulations of AI and digital technology in health and social care

Learn what regulations to follow and how to evaluate effectiveness, whether you're a 'developer' of AI and digital technology or an 'adopter' who will buy or use them in health and social care.