UCL CEHRAM Team

The Centre for Electronic Health Records research And Methodology (CEHRAM) is a multidisciplinary team working on clinical and methodological research at UCL.

[UCL CEHRAM Team @ucl_thin]

Health indicator recording in UK primary care electronic health records: key implications for handling missing data. New open access publication by @i_petersen and @t_mpham. https://t.co/vwEHfjxACJ

[UCL CEHRAM Team @ucl_thin]

This is the must-read paper of the week!

[Christina Avgerinou @CAvgerinou]

I was delighted to give an oral presentation yesterday #eugmscongresslondon2022 about the incidence of #osteoporosis & fragility fractures in the UK from #primarycare data @i_petersen @drandyclegg @osborn_ucl Robert West & Kate Walters @EuGMSSociety

[UCL CEHRAM Team @ucl_thin]

We are happy for our CEHRAM colleague, Rachael Hunter, who was recently appointed as Professor of Health Economics to lead the health economics group at DAHR and be co-director of the Health Economics Policy Laboratory (HEPL) at UCL. Congrats Rachael!

[UCL CEHRAM Team @ucl_thin]

Elevated vitamin B12 levels and cancer risk in UK primary care: a THIN database cohort study. New open access publication by @i_petersen https://t.co/X2cCcQLn5V

[UCL CEHRAM Team @ucl_thin]

Health indicator recording in UK primary care electronic health records: key implications for handling missing data. New open access publication by @i_petersen and @t_mpham. https://t.co/vwEHfjxACJ

[Prof Irene Petersen @i_petersen]

Together with @t_mpham @tmorris_mrc, @manujsharma10 and James Carpenter we have just published a study on ethnicity and diabetes with more than 400 000 people living in London.@DovePress https://t.co/BbxIAoPcdA

[Prof Irene Petersen @i_petersen]

Our study demonstrates that both Asian and Black people are more likely to get type 2 diabetes than White people. In fact the risk is more than double for Asian people

[Prof Irene Petersen @i_petersen]

If you want to know what is and what isn't recorded in primary care health records - this is the paper!

Health indicator recording in UK primary care electronic health record | CLEP @DovePress https://t.co/UgP43Zfw0v

[Prof Irene Petersen @i_petersen]

If you want to know more about how health indicators are recorded in UK primary care - this is the paper!

[UCL CEHRAM Team @ucl_thin]

Elevated vitamin B12 levels and cancer risk in UK primary care: a THIN database cohort study. New open access publication by @i_petersen https://t.co/X2cCcQLn5V

[NIHR School for Primary Care Research @NIHRSPCR]

THIS is an excellent opportunity to join the NIHR School for Primary Care Research.

GPs, Academic Clinical Fellows and In-Practice Fellows:
The @NIHRSPCR GP Career Progression Fellowship
call for applications is open.

Find out how to apply here: https://t.co/P2rG2DJd0M

[Louise Marston @MarstonLouise]

#PLOSONE: Imported malaria in the UK, 2005 to 2016: Estimates from primary care electronic health records https://t.co/PJNeyrMtgz

[UCL CEHRAM Team @ucl_thin]

Imported malaria in the UK, 2005 to 2016: Estimates from primary care electronic health records. New work by @BastakiH @MarstonLouise Jackie Cassell and Greta Rait.

https://t.co/ywtqp48cmg

[Manuj @manujsharma10]

Our new paper examining use of observational studies to examine treatment effectiveness with example case study
https://t.co/zOQmjhBr9o

[UCL CEHRAM Team @ucl_thin]

Observational studies of treatment effectiveness: worthwhile or worthless? New open access publication by @manujsharma10 Irwin Nazareth and @i_petersen

https://t.co/MSTGbzqRir

[ISPE Student Council @S_ISPE]

Abstract submission for #ISPEMY19 closes this Monday coming, November 19th. Would be great to see as many ISPE students as possible in Rome in April. Get your abstracts in at this link: https://t.co/56n2LSFcY8
#ISPE #ISPEMY19 #pharmacoepidemiology https://t.co/zQLyXZOBqg

[Prof Irene Petersen @i_petersen]

Today we sre talking sbout what to do about misding data at Otago University

[Primary Care Unit, University of Cambridge @PCU_Cambridge]

Be suspicious if a problem has many names: getting research into practice is a tricky process says @MarshallProf - he suggests the ‘In Residence’ model building on principles of participatory research as one way forward #SPCR18 @NIHRSPCR

[Primary Care Unit, University of Cambridge @PCU_Cambridge]

Developing tool to predict post-natal #depression in early pregnancy can find women at high risk with no history of depression, though depression BEFORE pregnancy is key predictive factor @i_petersen #SPCR18