This resource summarises public attitudes toward the use of patient data, based on research studies from 2010 to the present. It highlights key themes, such as support for using anonymised data for health research if there is public benefit, and concerns about industry using the data.

This resource provides examples of effective public engagement in health data through case studies. It covers topics like public attitudes toward COVID-19 technology and using theatrical performance to engage wider audiences.

The National Data Guardian for Health and Social Care in England provides guidance on the concept of ‘public benefit’ in the context of data sharing, informed by a formal dialogue with the public.