UKA Live: Taking a human approach to public services data

How do we take a human approach to integrating and sharing data focused on the needs of the people we serve across the health and public sector?

What do we need to change or put in place to enable this? What are the common elements and standards needed to underpin effective data integration around people? Should we be embedding these elements into public sector procurement?

Key to effectively using data to improve services around people's needs will be a common culture and approach across all parts of the public sector. When it comes to vulnerable people how do we make sure no one slips through the gaps, that vulnerabilities are identified and addressed as needs arise?

The new Data Protection and Digital Information Bill currently wending its way through parliament will bring a new focus on supporting the vulnerable. Is this an opportunity to drive a human approach to data sharing in the public sector?

Joining the panel for this exploration of how we can take a human approach to data are:

	Kate Boyle Head of Data Services, Police Digital Service
	Charlie Boundy Chief Data Officer, Companies House
	Giuseppe Sollazzo Deputy Director, Head of Data Products and Services, DWP Digital
	Richard Irvine Chief Data Officer, Leeds City Council/ NHS West Yorkshire ICB
	Tom McCann Director, Sopra Steria
	Helen Olsen Bedford  Publisher, UKAuthority

Who should attend?
Data leaders and professionals working in central government, local government, the NHS, police, fire and housing to unlock efficiencies and improve digital citizen services. Suggested, but not limited to Chief Data Officers, CIOs, Heads of IT, Heads of Data, Digital Leaders, Assistant and Chief Executives, Heads of, Managers and Leads for Customer Services, Finance, Social Care, Transformation and Change.

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