Dan Bayley
Dan has worked in and around healthcare IT for over 20 years. Working across a range of programmes and projects, his experience extends from research & innovation to procurement & service delivery.
As someone with a long term condition, Dan has first-hand knowledge and experience of the challenges that patients face, especially as a “digital native”.
Dan also experiments with “quantified self” and has built up an impressive number of data points and continues to strive towards having his own longitudinal care record that he can one day share.
His personal belief is that every individual should have ownership and control of their health data as a basic human right, enabling this to happen through technology and the possibilities that result are what gets him out of bed in the morning.
How technology and personal data can be of critical assistance in pandemics without infringing privacy
Epic’s health data sharing opposition doesn’t put patients first
Listening and learning – lessons and insights from the GIANT health conference
Evolving technology and personal data innovation in pharmacies
The future is now for personal data in health
Alexa, privacy and the role of personal data in health technology
Education – the key missing link to greater patient centricity
Digi.me’s first health record access Twitter chat shows good support for patient centricity
Where next for NHS health apps after ‘all-singing, all dancing’ one is scrapped?
Digi.me holds first UK Patient Centricity focus group
