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Care.Data Will Improve NHS Deficiencies In Handling Data
NHS Director for Patients and Information Tim Kelsey has claimed that although the NHS has a history of failing to utilise data effectively, the care.data programme will change this for the better.
Government Departments Making Move To Open Document Format
The Government Digital Service (GDS) has published a guidance manual designed to help government Departments move over to Open Document Format (ODF).
Government Departments Need Technology Ethics Council
The UK government needs to establish a technology ethics council, similar to those in medicine and academia, an independent review has recommended.
Local Councils Need Better Understanding Of Data
A new report has claimed that unless local government in the UK begins to better understand and harness the power of data, it risks making itself irrelevant.
Maude Champions ‘Online Only’ Approach
Minister for the Cabinet Office Francis Maude has re-emphasised the “digital by default” agenda.
NHS England To Offer Online Medical Records By 2015
NHS patients in England are set to have access to online medical records by April 2015, claims Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt.
NHS Moves Towards Improved Transparency
The government has launched the new MyNHS website that aims to bring together data from across the health and care system in a bid to improve transparency.
ODI: Open Data To Play Key Role In Next Government
The Open Data Institute (ODI), an organisation that promotes open data culture, has claimed that open data will play a key role in any future UK government.
Scottish Government Publishes “Open Data Resource Pack”
In a bid to promote transparency and open data within public sector organisations, the Scottish government has published what it is calling an “open data resource pack.”
UK Takes Top Spot In Data Transparency Study
The Unted Kingdom is the world leader in data transparency, a recent report suggests.
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