Matthew Fenech

@MattFenech83

Medical Safety Lead . Views: mine, strong, weakly held.

Cambridge / London / Berlin
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Vrijeme pridruživanja: listopad 2011.
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  1. Prikvačeni tweet
    4. stu 2019.

    My editorial for ' Clinical Oncology journal is in press. Written in my last role with , it outlines our work with & , as well as reflecting on how may help people living with cancer. /1

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    We welcome this new report from , especially the strong call for patient & public involvement in decisions about how NHS data is used 👇 Look out for our research out soon, where we asked the public what they think.

    Putting patients first: In our new white paper led by , we're calling for patients and the public to have their say in how NHS data is used, and patient benefit must come first. Download our report: Read the full story:
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  3. prije 3 sata

    Highlight of this report for me is this figure, showing just how fragmented the health record landscape is in the NHS in England. This is why standardisation/interoperability work is *crucial*. There is no such thing as an "NHS dataset".

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  4. prije 5 sati

    This is pretty impressive! (cc )

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    I like the flight analogy for models like , but draw a very different conclusion. Imagine humans can't fly, and someone invented a hot air balloon. Now, you haven't solved long distance travel, but this simple tool can still do a lot. 1/10

    Much like an airplane, language has a function. No matter how realistic you make your image of a plane, if it misses the function, you still haven't mastered human flight.
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    “In the beginning, no one could really imagine how such complex systems like ‘AI symptom checkers’ could be benchmarked.” Head over to Ada Editorial for the latest on progress.

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    Odgovor korisnicima i sljedećem broju korisnika:

    2/2 See

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    Odgovor korisnicima i sljedećem broju korisnika:

    1/2 My book disagrees, rather extends. You need clinical effectiveness and engineering dependability, of which we have none at the present. Buy an ambulance, you assume it's safe, low emissions, passes MOT *then* you decide how good it is for the NHS. You can't assume for digital

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    P. S. the summary image in the first tweet of this thread comes from Pulse's write-up of the guidance, available here:

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    The risks of undertriage are clear, but it's interesting that CQC advises NHSE to take risks of overtriage seriously, including anxiety being caused to users/patients. Trust in these tools can only be achieved if a balance is struck between safety and risk aversion. /ends

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    A lot of what the CQC says "good looks like" can be achieved by thoughtful delivery of MDR requirements. We don't need to reinvent the wheel to keep patients safe with novel technologies; let's learn from other industries that have been keeping patients safe for decades. /4

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    There's a call for a "fair test of clinical performance", based on a central, 'secret' "curated dataset of real patient histories". How do you define performance? What metrics, what thresholds? This is a complex issue that projects like in / are grappling with. /3

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    The report is completely in keeping with 's drive for standardisation of procurement for the NHS. Having transparent quality, safety and performance standards for the use of these tools by NHS organisations would be welcome. /2

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    I've finally had the opportunity to read 's report with recommendations for regulation of digital triage. A summary is below, but a few points in particular struck me. /1

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    Letters out today from re data sharing and One for Abbott specifically related to recent data sharing decision; One for all else regards future direction Thank you for support with a joint approach

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    Being covered by Analysis means issues around healthcare data are breaking out of /data policy bubbles and into the mainstream (of sorts)... Looking forward to this. (HT )

    Tonight's Radio 4 Analysis prog is on NHS Data with 's , , Sir John Bell, , , , , hosted by at 20.30
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    Tune in to at 8.30pm today for what promises to be a fascinating Analysis feature on healthcare data.

    Tonight's Radio 4 Analysis prog is on NHS Data with 's , , Sir John Bell, , , , , hosted by at 20.30
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  18. 31. sij

    Fireworks in Cambridge... Pretty unexpected.

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    How exciting is this ?! is running a super cool event w/ on the fairness of commercial relationships between patients, the NHS and industry when there is access to data to create product

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    Did anyone else notice this was a bumper week for great health policy reports? A few of my favourites below:

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    Talking of exit, today is my last day as Executive Director of after 8 years in post. It's been a blast. Statisticians and data scientists are wonderful people to work with. Some highlights from my time to follow. 1/N

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