Question 1

Is this a free event?

Accepted Answer

Yes, tickets are absolutely free.

Question 2

Where can I get the summary of the event if I’m unable to attend?

Accepted Answer

We’ll publish the event summary on all our social media handles and our website after the event.

Question 3

Can I ask questions about data access in the East of England?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there will be a Q&A session where our chair, Dr Amanda Stranks, Patient and Public Involvement Workstream Lead, CUH, will answer your questions. For additional queries, contact us at cuh.eoe.sde@nhs.net and we’ll respond as soon as possible.

Question 4

Can healthcare professionals or researchers attend this event?

Accepted Answer

NHS staff and researchers are welcome to attend, but should be aware that this session is aimed at answering questions from people whose data may be used for research rather than focusing on how researchers will be able to apply to access data for research.

Question 5

Where can I get more details about the East of England SDE?

Accepted Answer

You can visit our website: East of England SDE
or social media for updates:
X: @EoE_SDE
LinkedIn: East of England SDE
BlueSky: @eastofenglandsde
Instagram: @eastofengland.sde

For  more information on the national SDE, visit: /digital.nhs.uk/services/secure-data-environment-service

Question 6

Who can attend this event?

Accepted Answer

The event is open to individuals aged 16+ from Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk, and Suffolk, as well as researchers interested in learning more about data access from the East of England.

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