Presentations

Workshop: The potential of routinely collected data

December 2011: Workshop - The potential of routinely collected data

Date: Friday 16th December 2011

Time: 10:00 am- 4:00 pm

Venue: Department of Health Care Management and Policy, University of Surrey

Audience: Southern PCRN research coordinators

This workshop comprised 3 sessions.

Session 1. Facilitating the use of routine primary care data for research: structure of the clinical record in primary care, potential of coded data in research, data governance and the location and quality of data in the health system

Session 2: Coding: theoretical framework of ontologies, the semantic triangle, terminologies and classifications, type of coding used in NHS, development of a research question data dictionary, coding exercise in ICD10 and Read version 2 5 byte, search strategies to accommodate synonyms and ambiguities.

Session 3: Data extraction: review of current primary care clinical systems, the clinical record expressed a logical database schema, developing data queries, types of research questions expressed as queries, employing retrieval strategies to complex medical concepts to avoid key issues such as displacement.

When and where: Friday 16th December 2011 (10:00 am - 4:00 pm) - in the Department of Health Care Management and Policy, University of Surrey

Audience: Southern PCRN research coordinators

This workshop comprised 3 sessions.

Session 1: Facilitating the use of routine primary care data for research: structure of the clinical record in primary care, potential of coded data in research, data governance and the location and quality of data in the health system
Session 2: Coding: theoretical framework of ontologies, the semantic triangle, terminologies and classifications, type of coding used in NHS, development of a research question data dictionary, coding exercise in ICD10 and Read version 2 5 byte, search strategies to accommodate synonyms and ambiguities
Session 3: Data extraction: review of current primary care clinical systems, the clinical record expressed a logical database schema, developing data queries, types of research questions expressed as queries, employing retrieval strategies to complex medical concepts to avoid key issues such as displacement

Please click on the sessions to download the respective presentation PDFs.

Facilitating the use of routine primary care data for research

November 2011: Facilitating the use of routine primary care data for research.

This is Simon de Lusignan’s presentation to NIHR PCRN National Team Meeting - 2011

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Optimizing the Use of EMRs in PHC Chronic Disease Management: Workshop

November 2011: Optimizing the Use of EMRs in PHC Chronic Disease Management: Workshop.

Simon de Lusignan’s opening presentation at the workshop held in Banff - Canada.
It explores how electronic medical record (EMR) systems have enabled quality improvement in the UK.

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Referral to IAPT is associated with reduced utilisation of health care resource by people with common mental health problems

October 2011: Referral to IAPT is associated with reducedutilisation of health care resource by peoplewith common mental health problems. A controlled before and after comparison.

South Central SHA IAPT leads meeting in Shaw House, Newbury [Simon de Lusignan] - Download the Presentation PDF

MIE 2011 Oslo - Redesigning study documentation in computerised health services: a model driven approach

August 2011: MIE 2011 Oslo - Redesigning study documentation in computerised health services: a model driven approach

Simon de Lusignan, Christopher Pearce, Simon Jones

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WISQ - Photo and presentation from second consortium (Oslo)

August 2011: WISQ FP7 - Photo and presentation from second consortium (Oslo).

WISQ Overview [Simon de Lusignan] - Download the Presentation PDF
Acknowledgements: Khim Horton, YingFei Heliot, Ben Sun, Simon Jones, Sophie Stos & Colleagues

WISQ - Workforce planning to deliver Integration, Skill mix & Quality of Care

July 2011: WISQ - Workforce planning to deliver Integration, Skill mix & Quality of Care

Simon de Lusignan (Presentation PDF)
Acknowledgements: Khim Horton, YingFei Heliot, Ben Sun, Simon Jones, Sophie Stos & Colleagues

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UK prevalence of chronic kidney disease and associated cardiovascular co-morbidities: analysis of the baseline data from the QICKD study

June 2011: UK prevalence of chronic kidney disease and associated cardiovascular co-morbidities: analysis of the baseline data from the QICKD study

Hugh Gallagher on behalf of the QICKD investigators (Presentation PDF)

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Audit Based Education – Focus learning on gaps in quality

May 2011: Audit Based Education – Focus learning on gaps in quality

Presentation to Portuguese Medical Directors’ Meeting 2011, Prof. Simon de Lusignan (Presentation PDF)

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[In the above photo: Presenter Simon de Lusignan, Portuguese Medical Directors' Meeting 2011]

Admissions to hospital where no procedure is carried out

May 2011: Admissions to hospital where no procedure is carried out

Dr. Victoria Woodhams (Presentation PDF)

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Primary Health Info 2011 presentation

May 2011: IT to support GP Consortia – Connect all to liberate the NHS

Diabetes shared care - How computers can help? (Presentation PDF)

You can view information about the conference here: http://www.primaryhealthinfo.org/Programme.html and download Simon de Lusignan's presentation by clicking here.

PKD Scientific and Medical Conference; 23rd and 24th September 2010

September 2010: PKD - More than a Kidney Disease

"The Science and Management of Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease" (Presentation PDF)

You may view information about the conference here: http://www.pkdcharity.org.uk/pkdconference.html or download Simon de Lusignan's presentation by clicking here.

Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD) is the world’s commonest inherited fatal condition. It has a prevalence of 1 in 1,000 and accounts for 5% of patients with end-stage renal disease. At this International meeting Simon the prevalence of ADPKD in routinely collected GP data and to compare the prevalence of cardiovascular co-morbidities, risk factors, and use of angiotensin modulating therapy.