HealthSense

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HealthSense

Founded	1991
Registration no.	1003392
President	Nick Ross
Revenue	£8,847[1]
Website	https://www.healthsense-uk.org/

HealthSense is a UK charity that promotes evidence-based medicine. Its aims are:

• The assessment and testing of treatments, whether orthodox or alternative
• Consumer protection of all forms of health care, by thorough testing of all products and procedures, and better regulation of all practitioners
• Better understanding by the public and the media that valid clinical trials are the best way of ensuring protection

HealthSense changed its name in 2021 from HealthWatch after the Health and Social Care Act 2012 created the Healthwatch England organisation.^[2]