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Case studies

There is a wide range of ways that patient data can be used to provide better care and improve health. Explore the case studies to learn more. Please let us know if you have good examples to share.

  • Demonstrating the safety of an anti-obesity medication

    Using data to ensure the safety of medications

  • Improving treatment of teenage anxiety and depression

    Analysing trends in prescriptions to teenagers experiencing mental health problems

  • Monitoring joint replacement surgery

    Analysing registry data to improve performance and safety

  • Supporting research into rare diseases

    Using registry data to search for treatments for rare diseases

  • Comparing the uptake of emergency operations for heart attack across England

    Using registry data to examine rates of emergency coronary intervention across England

  • Using data to plan services for people living with and beyond cancer

    Using patient data to look at what happens to someone after receiving a cancer diagnosis

  • Comparing cancer survival rates worldwide

    Using cancer registries to examine cancer survival variation between countries

  • Assessing a new treatment for severe asthma

    Evaluating the safety of a new treatment through real world clinical data

  • Identifying Covid-19 as a public health risk through data analysis

    Monitoring data to identify emerging risks, such as epidemics

  • The impact of air pollution on health

    Using pan-European data to understand how air pollution affects health

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