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FDP Clarity for NHS Trusts
​Your Trust or ICB is adopting the Federated Data Platform and your Board needs confidence that it is the right decision.
Or you have already adopted it and your data team needs a clear path to getting value from it.
I led the team that built FDP at NHS England. I help Trust leadership teams make informed decisions about adoption and I help data teams operationalise it properly.
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You sell into the NHS and the Federated Data Platform is changing the landscape. You need to understand what the Solutions Exchange means for your product, how to align with the Canonical Data Model, and how to position yourself in a market full of noise.
I help health tech companies see the path through and make confident decisions about where to invest their engineering effort.
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Industry Briefings and Commissioned Writing
You run events, invest in health tech, or represent a membership body, and your audience needs to understand where FDP is heading and what it means for them.
I deliver closed-room briefings for senior groups and write long-form commissioned pieces on NHS data strategy. My writing has appeared in Computer Weekly and HSJ, and I have been quoted in the BBC, Guardian, Daily Mail, and The Telegraph.
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About

22 years inside the NHS. The last few building the Federated Data Platform at NHS England, leading 150 engineers. Left in March 2026 and started Bartlett Data from the East Devon coast.
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I now write, advise, and occasionally irritate people about what is actually happening with NHS data. People come to me for my insider experience and my outsider freedom to speak. I am regularly consulted by journalists, Trust boards, and health technology companies who want to understand a landscape that changes weekly and is poorly explained by almost everyone involved in it.
I am one of very few people who has worked at both Trust level and national level. I understand how data flows from a clinician seeing a patient through to national reporting, and I know where it breaks down.

















