The controversial launch evoked outrage from many UK doctors and NHS professionals, against a poor system of collecting feedback on the care they provide to patients.
The discussion centred on how the two countries can work more closely to make health data a driver for innovation, economic growth and most importantly, better care for patients.
As well as being a service for the public, iWantGreatCare supports organisations to collect and analyse patient feedback.
[5] In 2012, iWantGreatCare announced that it had initiated a service for the Terrence Higgins Trust to help HIV patients find sympathetic doctors and other health care professionals.
[6] In November 2013, the company announced a partnership with the NHS Alliance to set up a service which allows patients to rate and review doctors, hospitals and GP practices, and provide the Friends and Family Test which all GPs will be required to provide to NHS England from December 2014.