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Guest post by Dr Justin Connolly from Dublin City University Regardless of its benefits, an innovative technology platform such as MIDAS will only be effective if adopted.  It is understandable […]

Guest post by Paul Carlin of South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust Dissemination is a key output from any project, be that research, service evaluation, service improvement or service […]

Guest post by Dr Debbie Rankin and Dr Michaela Black from Ulster University Synthetic data, also known as artificial data, is data that is simulated from real data using statistical […]

Guest post by Tameka Sama, Gevork Harootunian, George Runger of the Center for Health Information & Research, Arizona State University Probabilistic, fuzzy and deterministic are generally not words used to define […]

We’re pleased to announce that the hard work of the MIDAS project consortium partners has been validated and that MIDAS has successfully passed its first formal review by the European […]

Guest post by Simon McLoughlin, Lead Mobile Engineer, Innovation Exchange, IBM Ireland Ltd. As discussed in our previous blog post Can we simply listen to social media to capture the […]

Guest post by Susan Campbell from Business Services Organisation The MIDAS platform for Northern Ireland Health and Social Care (HSC) policymakers will be hosted by the Business Services Organisation (BSO). […]

Guest post by Paul Carlin, South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust Another day, another conundrum for those who deal with data in all its myriad shapes and forms. With […]

Guest post by Roberto Bilbao from BIOEF Processing and exploitation of large databases can offer multiple benefits to society as long as the respect for the rights of individuals, their […]

Guest blog post by Natasha L. Bloodworth & Dale Weston from Public Health England Public health interventions tend to be complex, context-dependent, and potentially costly (Rychetnik, Frommer, Hawe, & Shiell, 2002), […]