Lodge Moor Consulting

Expertise in patient data, for the benefit of patients



Patient advocacy

Patient advocacy

Giving a voice for patients in the protection, management, analysis and research uses of their patient data. Expert advice and education

Consultancy

Consultancy

High level specialist advice based on 30 years of experience in cancer data and NHS data

Web Development and Analytics

Web Development and Analytics

Web development, analytics and advice, with a particular focus on benefits for patients and charities

Pro Bono Work

Pro Bono Work

Advisory, consultancy, design and training work undertaken on a pro-bono basis for patient groups and smaller charities.

Who are we

Who are we

Chris Carrigan is a specialist patient involvement in the uses of health data

Consultancy

Chris Carrigan is an experienced and nationally recognised senior leader, with a career in health informatics and data, committed to, and driven by, the fundamental principles of patient partnership, inclusivity, recognition of expertise, and a focus on the needs of current and future patients.

Chris has significant experience in influencing national policy in medical informatics and research and has a respected national profile in leading patient and public engagement exercises. In 2014 Chris was named as one of the Health Service Journal's Top 50 Innovators in the NHS for his work with cancer patients and the use of their data, one of the major achievements of the National Cancer Intelligence Network (NCIN), which Chris launched and led for eight years.

Chris previously worked in the commercial sector for 10 years as technical consultant with a range of IT and consultancy companies in the healthcare market, finance and cancer information, including extensive experience of systems and process implementation.

Web Development and Analytics

Extensive experience of web development, data, informatics and data visualisation.

We provide web and support services for the use MY data patient movement and several other small, not for profit or community enterprises.

For smaller charities, patient, voluntary and community groups, work can be undertaken on a no-cost basis (see Pro Bono work).

Advocacy

A strong and nationally recognised background in the inclusion of patients in the uses of patient data stretching back many years, together with a fundamental philosophy of partnership and openness.

Provides advice and information to patients and other groups about health data, with a particular focus on cancer data. Strong supporter of an active and engaged patient voice which is truly listened to, and active in several areas of patient engagement activity, including the use MY data patient/carer movement.

A firm belief in patients being given the information they need to make a truly informed choice about the use of their data.

Pro Bono work

Work is undertaken on a pro bono basis for smaller charities, patient groups and voluntary organisations. To ask about this, simply use the email link from the top or bottom of this page.

Provider of support services for the use MY data patient movement, including web services and financial management to support patient bursaries, travel and costs for activities related to the work of use MY data.

You can have free help from someone with a background which includes extensive experience of web development, information management in acute Trusts, primary care, screening services and cancer registries.

Who are we

Chris Carrigan is a specialist in cancer data, information and web design but with a particular focus on true patient involvement and patient power around the open, fair and transparenct uses of data for patient benefit. He is the Expert Data Adviser to use MY data , a movement of patients, relatives and carers. use MY data aims to harness the patient voice to build confidence in the use of patient data to save lives and improve outcomes.

Chris was a founding member of use MY data in 2015 and continues as Expert Data Adviser.

Chris has significant experience in influencing national policy in medical informatics and research and has a respected national profile in leading patient and public engagement exercises. In 2014 Chris was named as one of the Health Service Journal's Top 50 Innovators in the NHS for his work with cancer patients and the use of their data, one of the major achievements of the National Cancer Intelligence Network (NCIN), which Chris launched and led for eight years.