With Storify closing in May 2018, we’ll be extracting the html from some of our lovely storifys and saving them on the blog. Here are the highlights of #DataImpact2015.
Data enriched research, data enhanced impact: the importance of UK data infrastructure.
#dataimpact2015 across accountability, services, analytics & research. Gd event in prospect. https://t.co/7Kbqh2kI2b pic.twitter.com/C44oYlcLkA
— Andrew Collinge (@AndrewCollinge) November 5, 2015
"Data enriched research, data enhanced impact" https://t.co/6Bqo55IF0I @LSEImpactBlog #DataImpact2015 #highered pic.twitter.com/OwIiltgiZ3
— Scholastica (@scholasticahq) November 17, 2015
A nice piece from @UKDS director @matthewwoollard on the importance of #datainfrastructure at https://t.co/1OWVLOl7KM #DataImpact2015 #esrc
— David Martin (but he had an underlying condition) (@GeogDave) November 17, 2015
Looking forward to @UKDataService #DataImpact2015 event tonight where leading data innovators will explore data re-use in policy & research
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
"persistence is unpredictable" =oxymoronic but right for web data. Great @matthewwoollard blog on #DataImpact2015 at https://t.co/FWlQAVIGJ9
— Andrew Collinge (@AndrewCollinge) December 2, 2015
Looking forward to attending the #DataImpact2015 event this evening in London, lots of insightful people attending
— ukdscensus (@UKDSCensus) December 2, 2015
1/2 Speaking with @maltbyps @puzzlesthewill @sheldonline at #DataImpact2015 @UKDataService this pm.
— Andrew Collinge (@AndrewCollinge) December 2, 2015
2/2 City-level investment in data infrastructure possible, but organisational change comes first. #DataImpact2015
— Andrew Collinge (@AndrewCollinge) December 2, 2015
On way to meet with @sageuk then to the @UKDataService data impact event. Looking forward to both #socialsciences #data #impact
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
Going to the @UKDataService event at the @DigiCatapult tonight? Look out for @angivalenti filming for @thecreativegrid #opendata #London
— AppChallenge (@appchallenge) December 2, 2015
Looking forward to filming the #DataImpact2015 event tonight at the @DigiCatapult centre. Data enriched research, Data enhanced impact!
— Creative Grid (@thecreativegrid) December 2, 2015
Hottest ticket on the Euston Road tonight: @UKDataService #DataImpact2015. Matthew Woollard explains @LSEImpactBlog https://t.co/XlBCR01gxu
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
Just on my way to #DataImpact2015 at Digital Catapult Centre in London – should be a fascinating eve with excellent speakers.
— Jane Elliott (@JaneElliott66) December 2, 2015
#DataImpact2015 Looking forward to this evening. Particularly interest in societal improvements @usociety
— Raj Patel (@RajPatel08) December 2, 2015
Data enriched research, data enhanced impact: the importance of UK data infrastructure. https://t.co/VqdZGXtE5I #dataimpact2015
— LSE Impact Blog (@LSEImpactBlog) December 2, 2015
Speaking at #DataImpact2015 tonight, sharing some of the health data challenges raised at #ukhc15 pic.twitter.com/RxolqbYAFp
— Dan Sheldon (@sheldonline) December 2, 2015
Couldn't resist this one: @UKDS #DataImpact2015 Christmas has arrived! pic.twitter.com/vAcIZVlC2B
— David Martin (but he had an underlying condition) (@GeogDave) December 2, 2015
Am at lovely @DigiCatapult for #dataimpact2015 with @UKDataService. First going to see if this #bubbleao works… pic.twitter.com/odB6eFyrZa
— Doctor Munrobot (@elmunro) December 2, 2015
Our #DataLabs lead @TGyateng at #DataImpact2015 hearing abt @UKDataService role in increasing #data access and re-use in research & policy
— NPC (@NPCthinks) December 2, 2015
At #DataImpact2015 to discuss "impact" and what that means for #opendata.
— Amye Kenall (@AmyeKenall) December 2, 2015
Jane Elliott, Chief Executive ESRC welcomes delegates to “DataImpact2015”
@JaneElliott66 now talking about the pipeline to impact with data #dataimpact2015
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
Infrastructure needs to be robust, reliant, and reasonable says @JaneElliott66 @esrc #dataimpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
Nice to hear @JaneElliott66 reaffirm @ESRCsupport for infrastructure #dataimpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
@JaneElliott66 @ESRC 'data infrastructure needs to be robust reliable and resilient' pic.twitter.com/nZXrLWnej8
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
Matthew Woollard, Director UK Data Service introduces #DataImpact2015
Matthew Woollard eulogising about importance & quality of UK data infrastructure https://t.co/RngICIPEvY #dataimpact2015 @UKDataService
— Bruce Jackson (@brucejackson_) December 2, 2015
Matthew Woollard @UKDataService @JaneElliott66 @ESRC host #DataImpact2015. Showcasing impact of UK #DataInfrastructure
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
Matthew opening our #DataImpact2015 event! pic.twitter.com/gqUeI7le9i
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
Looking forward to an interesting evening all about the impact of data in our society #DataImpact2015
— Maggie Suissa (@Magsuissa) December 2, 2015
Nearest analogy to a data service is a library says Matthew Woollard. Having been in both, I agree! #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
We facilitate the impact of others says @UKDataService Director #dataimpact2015
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
@Matthewwoollard explains how primary impact of @UKDataService is to facilitate the impact of others #DataImpact2015
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
Already learned about new resource: UK Data Serv Questions Bank. Search 4 Qs used on natnl surveys https://t.co/phjmcBmCj8 #DataImpact2015
— Amye Kenall (@AmyeKenall) December 2, 2015
Thoroughly modern Jane! Intro over, now ready to tweet #dataimpact2015 pic.twitter.com/vwhOHE0wPN
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
Will Moy, Director Full Fact on data infrastructure as a means of checking data-driven debate in policy and the media
.@puzzlesthewill of @FullFact fame talks about how data links to the UK population's biggest concerns #dataimpact2015
— Doctor Munrobot (@elmunro) December 2, 2015
@FullFact's Will Moy first on panel to speak #dataimpact2015
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
.@FullFact Linking people's reported concerns to available data sources. #dataimpact2015 #dataimpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
Just getting started at the #DataImpact2015 event, some great panelists @UKDataService @DigiCatapult @JaneElliott66 pic.twitter.com/MvGrXZcCm9
— Creative Grid (@thecreativegrid) December 2, 2015
#dataimpact2015 If we are to address the biggest issues that the public are concerned about we need good data – Will Moy @ukds @usociety
— Raj Patel (@RajPatel08) December 2, 2015
@puzzlesthewill stresses importance of high quality data at a time of gross distrust in society #dataimpact2015 pic.twitter.com/0ZQXJESMIc
— Jane Elliott (@JaneElliott66) December 2, 2015
Antidote to mistrust is information, not telling people they are wrong @FullFact #dataimpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
Give people the data to challenge the facts they're given says @puzzlesthewill #DataImpact2015
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
Latest addition to UK data infrastructure- search longitudinal data using CLOSER Discovery (in beta) https://t.co/b7Yto7g9za #DataImpact2015
— Meghan Rainsberry (@CommsMegs) December 2, 2015
Will Moy says @FullFact has learnt the value of data excellence – from knowing where it is to how to present it #dataimpact2015
— Doctor Munrobot (@elmunro) December 2, 2015
Challenge that not all debates can be encapsulated in a sound bite-data can move us from a slogan to a deeper understanding #dataimpact2015
— Jane Elliott (@JaneElliott66) December 2, 2015
Labour Force Survey used to verify claims about non-working households and teacher retention #dataimpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
You need the data. You need the rigorous research. I'd argue you need data literacy to sense-make. #dataimpact2015
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
Lovely to hear @puzzlesthewill reporting how labour force survey from uk data service clarify policy issues #DataImpact2015
— Jo Wathan (@jowathan) December 2, 2015
Will Moy @puzzlesthewill on issues that concern people most: mostly #socialscience needing best data! @UKDataService #DataImpact2015 @ESRC
— David Martin (but he had an underlying condition) (@GeogDave) December 2, 2015
Andrew Collinge, Assistant Director Greater London Authority on the “huge potential” to share data more effectively
@AndrewCollinge talking about how GLA uses data eg London schools atlas #dataimpact2015
— Jane Elliott (@JaneElliott66) December 2, 2015
#opendata publishing in itself is one sided and in itself pointless says Andrew Collinge of Smart City Agenda #DataImpact2015
— Amye Kenall (@AmyeKenall) December 2, 2015
@AndrewCollinge getting uniform data on strategic issues in #London #DataImpact2015
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
Getting uniform data from across borough boundaries is a really important part of @AndrewCollinge's job, he says #dataimpact2015
— Doctor Munrobot (@elmunro) December 2, 2015
#DataImpact2015 Andrew Collinge of GLA voices concerns with open data – too much sitting unused, need to focus more on potential uses
— Sharon Richardson (@joiningdots) December 2, 2015
How many decisions in London govt are based on properly exploiting data? #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
@AndrewCollinge How many authorities can say that they are exploiting data to their full potential? #DataImpact2015 pic.twitter.com/fN9nUMpMPW
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
33 London boroughs can not go on not sharing data and harmonising it says @AndrewCollinge #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
@AndrewCollinge talking about data sharing in a joined up way. My question – who pays? #dataimpact2015
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
@AndrewCollinge explains how harmonisation at point of sharing is something we should work towards #DataImpact2015
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
Very interesting listening to @AndrewCollinge discuss the impact of data transparency on cities #DataImpact2015
— Maggie Suissa (@Magsuissa) December 2, 2015
We need to be better at saying here are the policy challenges @AndrewCollinge #DataImpact2015
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) December 2, 2015
#DataImpact2015 "we need harmonisation at the point of sharing" – the case for a city-wide data sharing strategy, Andrew Collinge, GLA
— Sharon Richardson (@joiningdots) December 2, 2015
Dan Sheldon, Digital Strategy Lead Department of Health on better healthcare services and better research based on data infrastructure
'Consumer expectations have been radically changed by the impact of digital in the public sector' @sheldonline #DataImpact2015
— Maggie Suissa (@Magsuissa) December 2, 2015
Good panel session so far #dataimpact2015 pic.twitter.com/M6yBQr9VHn
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
@sheldonline @DHGovUK What kind of data infrastructure do we need to deliver public services? #DataImpact2015
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
@sheldonline what kind of data infrastructure do we need to build modern public services? #DataImpact2015
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) December 2, 2015
@sheldonline #DataImpact2015 people have higher expectations of public services after the digital revolution- need NHS for Internet age.
— Jane Elliott (@JaneElliott66) December 2, 2015
Experts from all sectors advocating data harmonisation. This is a major area of work for @CLOSER_UK https://t.co/sEtNf2Nn5X #DataImpact2015
— Meghan Rainsberry (@CommsMegs) December 2, 2015
Who owns data? NHS isn't a single thing so sharing data isn't that simple @sheldonline #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
@Seldononline @DHGovUK talks about how consumer expectations have been radically transformed by digital revolution at #DataImpact2015
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
Consumer expectations have raised people's expectations of public services. NHS for the Internet age says @sheldonline #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
.@sheldonline outlines 3 data challenges for the NHS. First, deciding who owns it and when it should be shared #dataimpact2015
— Doctor Munrobot (@elmunro) December 2, 2015
Challenge for #nhs in making use of data: 1. Reorientating service around patient not NHS staff, 2. Standardise data #DataImpact2015
— Amye Kenall (@AmyeKenall) December 2, 2015
@sheldonline stressing how getting data to the right people is about saving lives in the nhs at #DataImpact2015
— Jo Wathan (@jowathan) December 2, 2015
.@sheldonline 2nd: how do we access the NHS data? Big, ongoing interoperability problem. #dataimpact2015
— Doctor Munrobot (@elmunro) December 2, 2015
Practice of sharing – interoperability. Implementing standards is hard. Challenges in health data @sheldonline #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
@sheldonline talking about boring data. He's right!!! #dataimpact2015
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
Interoperability challenge: trying to manage and share healthcare data between different organisations @sheldonline #DataImpact2015
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
Basic admin data in health is problematic in availability and interoperability #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
.@sheldonline 3rd: how do we manage and work with the "boring" data? Different lists don't mash together easily #dataimpact2015
— Doctor Munrobot (@elmunro) December 2, 2015
@sheldonline better more accessible data for health services and research #DataImpact2015
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) December 2, 2015
Data infrastructure as a public asset. Like London's sewage system was in 19th C. #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
.@sheldonline says need to treat data as a public asset #DataImpact2015
— Amye Kenall (@AmyeKenall) December 2, 2015
The data infrastructure doesn't work – @sheldonline says we need to start treating it as a public asset. #dataimpact2015
— Doctor Munrobot (@elmunro) December 2, 2015
We need to start treating data infrastructure as a public asset @sheldonline #DataImpact2015
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
Our @UoMQStep interns over & over that data cleaning's necessary, hard but rewarding; it helps them answer research Qs. #dataimpact2015
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
'We need to start treating data as a public asset' very insightful words @sheldonline #DataImpact2015
— Maggie Suissa (@Magsuissa) December 2, 2015
Treat data infrastructure as a public asset @sheldonline #DataImpact2015
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) December 2, 2015
#DataImpact2015 @sheldonline we need to start treating data infrastructure as a public good- in context of NHS a real challenge but worth it
— Jane Elliott (@JaneElliott66) December 2, 2015
Sharon Witherspoon, former Director Nuffield Foundation on better public policy discussions from better data infrastructure
@sfwitherspoon describes very wide range of work done by @UKDataService #DataImpact2015
— Jane Elliott (@JaneElliott66) December 2, 2015
Sharon Witherspoon says @UKDataService does lot more than archiving data: training, enabling use of more restricted data #DataImpact2015
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
#DataImpact2015 Sharon Witherspoon what are we missing in terms of the public arguments for public benefit through data
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) December 2, 2015
Sharon Witherspoon – in this data rich society data should be used for public debate and policy #DataImpact2015
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
Now @sfwitherspoon making a public engagement argument on data #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
#DataImpact2015 Sharon Witherspoon- we're not strong enough about uniting data analysis with public benefit – skills shortage
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) December 2, 2015
Need to be a stronger voice as a community to advocate data skills in all levels of education #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
wonderful to hear Sharon W talking about the critical need to develop skills to collect, work with and analyse data #dataimpact2015
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
@sfwitherspoon highlights lack of capacity to analyse data – despite initiatives like Qstep – a lot more still to be done #DataImpact2015
— Jane Elliott (@JaneElliott66) December 2, 2015
Sharon Witherspoon – “In some ways data collection is harder than ever, especially thicker, richer data.” #dataimpact2015
— Rose Grayston (@rosegrayston) December 2, 2015
Witherspoon now talking about how the @UKDataService5 safes concept of responsible sensitive data reuse #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
@sfwitherspoon arguing we have a skills shortage in analysis at #DataImpact2015. Training generates benefit
— Jo Wathan (@jowathan) December 2, 2015
@sfwitherspoon discusses the @UKDataService #5safes #DataImpact2015
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
statistical literacy paper we wrote with the World Bank in 2011 https://t.co/qXYDBaKjZW #dataimpact2015
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
.@sfwitherspoon mentions 5 Safes of secure access to confidential data https://t.co/xrwTpbddgw #DataImpact2015
— Amye Kenall (@AmyeKenall) December 2, 2015
Witherspoon: need to be concerned about @EU_Commission data protection regulation. Proposed consent needed for reanalysis. #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
Witherspoon: Lack concrete government framework and pathway for public data reuse. Needed. #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
For those who don't know – the 15 Q-Step Centres are listed here https://t.co/TYs1Fr4tXa #dataimpact2015
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
Witherspoon – "It's easier for Government to say no or to delay than to share data" #DataImpact2015
— Rose Grayston (@rosegrayston) December 2, 2015
Witherspoon: Clearer appeals for safe procedures. UK Statistics Authority placed to do this #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
@sfwitherspoon arguing that over caution about data sharing is due to lack of confidence in organisational practices. #DataImpact2015
— Jo Wathan (@jowathan) December 2, 2015
Witherspoon ends positive. We're in a much better place than we were ten years ago #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
Q&A from the floor
#DataImpact2015 Two big challenges – human capability in data use and the need for a better public benefit framework @ukdsimpact @usociety
— Raj Patel (@RajPatel08) December 2, 2015
"Investment in digital and data transformation at a local level simply not there" How are councils supposed to modernise? #DataImpact2015
— Rose Grayston (@rosegrayston) December 2, 2015
Some great questions from the floor: where does the money come from for this, and how do we know what we've got is accurate? #DataImpact2015
— Doctor Munrobot (@elmunro) December 2, 2015
great point by @puzzlesthewill 'where do we act in the data chain' #DataImpact2015
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
Good point from @PuzzleTheWill about overselling what we can do and what is possible #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
Data is never something ppl are going to get really excited about. So how to get public buy-in? #DataImpact2015
— Amye Kenall (@AmyeKenall) December 2, 2015
Listening to @AndrewCollinge answer questions for the #DataImpact2015 at the @DigiCatapult @UKDataService pic.twitter.com/TedbKMTf5h
— Creative Grid (@thecreativegrid) December 2, 2015
Collinge talking about data people in city government in US. Reminds me of the @iassistdata plenary session in Minneapolis #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
Good point from the floor about pensions and data. Who decides what's a public good? #DataImpact2015
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
#DataImpact2015 citing @ChicagoCDO methods, "data needs to get on the political agenda to be taken seriously" – Andrew Collinge, GLA
— Sharon Richardson (@joiningdots) December 2, 2015
@sfwitherspoon talking about independent scrutiny. Also publishing data and methods alongside findings. #DataImpact2015
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
Our man on the ground @renatoguerratv filming for #DataImpact2015 event here at the… https://t.co/5Pk1t5J5LG
— Creative Grid (@thecreativegrid) December 2, 2015
'we're not there yet' says @sheldonline #DataImpact2015
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
intellectual framework missing for data discussions says @puzzlesthewill #DataImpact2015
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
Cautious responses from panel? Anonymised data should be open for all – no one group = “public good” #DataImpact2015 https://t.co/upo5c0UjxY
— Simon Briscoe (@simonbriscoe) December 2, 2015
"If I have a bank statement, why can't I have a statement of how my data is being used?" Great idea #DataImpact2015
— Rose Grayston (@rosegrayston) December 2, 2015
@puzzlesthewill a council of data ethics like the HFEA ethics framework – great idea!#DataImpact2015
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) December 2, 2015
Woollard wrapping things up: Goal is putting data in the hands of people that can do some good. #DataImpact2015
— Laurence Horton (@laurencedata) December 2, 2015
@matthewwoollard wraps up an inspiring #DataImpact2015
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) December 2, 2015
@Matthewwoollard #DataImpact2015: Put data into the hands of people who can do something with it for the public good
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
@matthewwoollard – More collaboration needed to broaden data access #DataImpact2015
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
Thoroughly enjoyed the #DataImpact2015 #ukdataservice event tonight. Many perspectives and challenges. But willingness to work together.
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
@benshowers you could have been at #DataImpact2015 tonight. Shared thinking.
— Prof Jackie Carter (@JackieCarter) December 2, 2015
Sorry last minute diary meant I missed #DataImpact2015 w/ @sheldonline @AndrewCollinge @matthewwoollard & others see https://t.co/NVfVv8HIK7
— Paul Maltby (@maltbyps) December 2, 2015
@UKDataService thank you so much for a wonderful seminar this evening on the importance and impact of data #DataImpact2015
— Dr Jansev Jemal (@Jansev) December 2, 2015
Thank you to all our speakers and delegates for a very interesting evening! #DataImpact2015
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) December 2, 2015
@andrewcwgarratt @UKDSImpact @simonbriscoe v interesting thanks—good point that intl issue, but the 'big data' in the name is a pity
— Will Moy (@puzzlesthewill) December 3, 2015
@puzzlesthewill @UKDSImpact @simonbriscoe Would be good to see a council as proposed. How take forward? Need for legislation??
— Andrew Garratt (@andrewcwgarratt) December 3, 2015
@andrewcwgarratt @UKDSImpact @simonbriscoe I suggested an info analogue of @Nuffbioethics, help get clearer thought. Other models available!
— Will Moy (@puzzlesthewill) December 3, 2015
@puzzlesthewill @UKDSImpact @simonbriscoe @Nuffbioethics Wd get things going quicker. Opps for statute around FoI or Bean Review agenda?
— Andrew Garratt (@andrewcwgarratt) December 3, 2015
@angivalenti @appchallenge great work at last night's #DataImpact2015 at wonderful @DigiCatapult look out for film of the event coming soon
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) December 3, 2015
@andrewcwgarratt @UKDSImpact @simonbriscoe perhaps, but I like the independence of (any) govt of @Nuffbioethics cf https://t.co/rq5ZgQKl6D
— Will Moy (@puzzlesthewill) December 3, 2015
@DigiCatapult lovely cheeseboard with fab reviews! #DataImpact2015 pic.twitter.com/UtGGENMlIj
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) December 3, 2015
Missed #DataImpact2015? Read about data infrastructure and the big issues in public policy debate https://t.co/9y2qPPa4mR
— UKDataService (@UKDataService) January 6, 2016
My remarks about the data infrastructure we need for Internet age healthcare at #DataImpact2015 > https://t.co/fpd2C3yh64 #digitalhealth
— Dan Sheldon (@sheldonline) January 6, 2016
.@puzzlesthewill #DataImpact2015 a conversation about new perspectives on data infrastructure @matthewwoollard pic.twitter.com/fff18pv6eQ
— UKDSImpact (@UKDSImpact) January 6, 2016