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Guest post by Joao Pita Costa from Quintelligence The search of worldwide news contributes to a global perspective of the world health, but also to the aspects of regional health where […]

Guest post by Mónica Arrúe and Gorka Epelde from Vicomtech In the context of MIDAS project, a data preparation sync functionality has been implemented to allow policy site data owners […]

Guest blog post by Prof. Regina Connolly, Dublin City University Business School Healthcare in Ireland is changing radically as a result of demographic, organisational and resourcing factors as well as the […]

A guest blog post by Brian Cleland, Ulster University As part of the MIDAS project, the team at Ulster University has undertaken to examine the potential for using open data […]

Guest blog post by Antti Tuomi-Nikula, THL In Finland, the use of micro level health and welfare data for scientific research has been possible for a long time, and it […]

Guest post by Peter Poliwoda, IBM Ireland We are delighted to announce that the Social Campaign Manager (SCM) developed by the Innovation Exchange, a team based in the Ireland Lab […]

A guest blog post by Paul Carlin from South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust The news broke yesterday of British Airways being fined £183 Million for the theft of […]

Guest blog post by Susan Campbell from Business Services Organisation What is metadata? Metadata is structured information that describes, explains, locates, or otherwise makes it easier to retrieve, use or […]

Guest blog post by Scott Fischaber from Analytics Engines The overarching goals of the MIDAS project are to provide software and tools for healthcare policy makers to enable data-driven policy […]

A guest post by Juha Pajula from VTT In the current data driven world, increasing amounts of data are generated by analyzing already existing data. This newly generated data is […]