Learn more about the work of DATA-CAN, the UK’s health data research hub for cancer as part of Health Data Research UK’s virtual seminar series.
Tuesday 25 May 2021, 12-13.30. To register click here.
Utilising real-life examples and case studies, this virtual showcase event will provide attendees with an understanding of DATA-CAN’s work with partners in industry, the NHS and academia and opportunities to get involved. It will also focus on the many ways that the involvement of patients, carers and the public has made a genuine difference to the workings of the hub and its partners.
The DATA-CAN virtual showcase is aimed at those interested in cancer data working in industry, the NHS and academia, as well as patients and the public that would like to learn more about how health data can make a difference to cancer care and services.
Speakers include:
- Chair: Pete Wheatstone – Chair of the DATA-CAN Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Group
- Dr Charlie Davie, Hub Director
- Chris Carrigan, Hub PPIE lead and Chief Operating Officer
- Monica Jones, Hub Chief Data Officer
- Prof Mark Lawler, Hub Scientific Lead
- Plus patient representatives and industry partners.
About the Health Data Research Hubs seminar series
Since launching in October 2019, seven Health Data Research Hubs have demonstrated that their uniquely collaborative, cross-sector and fast-paced method of working delivers results that make a difference to patients’ lives. Led by Health Data Research UK (HDR UK), in the past year the Hubs have also pivoted to support the UK’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, enabling research in areas such as infection rates, vaccine rollout, and understanding the impact of COVID-19 on specific disease areas.
In May and June 2021, HDR UK will be hosting a series of seminars showcasing each Hub in detail.
Find out more and sign up to join the other Hub seminars here.