Purposes for processing and categories of personal data

National Innovation Accelerator  is hosted by UCL Partners although we commission/contribute financially to the programme.  For applications to the programme they use the fluid review system which is accessed by UCL Partners for assessment purposes; within our team we can also access all data should we wish as follows:

• name and contact details
• professional registration number
• personal data supplied in application made to the programme, such as biographical details/place of work/organisational details
• references
• letters of support
• personal data contained in shortlists or processed as a result of interviews
• personal data comprised in press releases or other publicity materials (such as case studies)
• a personal sprint plan.

Categories of recipients

Recipients of the data include:

• The Research and Innovation team
• The Innovation team
• Academic Health Science Networks
• Assessors (NHS England, NHS Digital, Partner Organisations, external experts)
• Partner organisations
• The media and the public

Legal basis for processing

For the GDPR purposes NHS England’s lawful basis for processing is Article 6(1)(e) – ‘…exercise of official authority…’.