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Using data from ‘everyday encounters’

INSIGHT communications team
Jul 31, 2020
1 min read

How using data from ‘everyday encounters’ could be the most powerful tool we have to help improve people’s lives.

19 December 2019 | Author: Professor Alastair Denniston, Director of INSIGHT and Consultant Ophthalmologist

A patient undergoing an eye scan - credit: University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust — Photo: University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust

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