As we move into the next phase of the Alliance, we are changing our governance and ways of working. ...

Two leading health organisations, including a trusted research environment and an NHS trust, announced today they are joining the UK Health Data Research Alliance to develop best practice around the ethical use of health data to improve the population’s health outcomes. 

The UK Health Data Research Alliance was established in February 2019 as an independent alliance of health data providers, custodians and curators dedicated to improving human health by maximising the potential of data to accelerate progress in biomedicine, health and care.

Health Data Research UK and the EHDEN Consortium are pleased to announce a total of 22 data partners have been selected in the 7th and last EHDEN data partner call. These organisations will now join a consortium of 187 partners from across Europe committed to adopting standards and improving use of data for research and...

Between 12 October and 11 November, the EHDEN consortium held its seventh and final open call for Data Partners. We are delighted to announce that this call had an unprecedented number of responses, not only for the number of applications, 158, but also in terms of its wide geographic coverage with 30 European countries...

Health Data Research UK (HDR UK) and the UK Health Data Research Alliance in collaboration with the European Health Data & Evidence Network (EHDEN) have opened their call for UK data custodians to apply for funding and support to map European health data to the Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership (OMOP) common data...

The UK Health Data Research Alliance today welcomes UK Longitudinal Linkage Collaboration (UK LLC) to join the current 71 members who are working collaboratively to help researchers address some of the most difficult and important health challenges facing the UK.

Cancer Research UK announced today its membership of the UK Health Data Research Alliance to support research and innovation in the discovery, prevention, detection and treatment of cancer through use of vital health data.

Widespread efforts to digitise personal health records combined with recent advances in clinical informatics offer incredible promise for a wide range of health use-cases.