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SUMMARY:An introduction to Clinical Practice Research Datalink (CPRD) data
  - Aden Kwok (University of Oxford)
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DESCRIPTION:Clinical Practice Research Datalink (CPRD) data are sourced fr
 om a UK-wide network of over 2\,000 primary care practices and include 60 
 million patients of which 16 million are currently registered active patie
 nts\, with at least 20 years of follow-up for 25% of the patients. The ano
 nymised patient data is broadly representative of the UK general populatio
 n in terms of age\, sex and ethnicity\, and offers a rich source of health
  data for research. It covers patient records such as symptoms\, diagnoses
 \, clinical measures\, test results\, immunisations\, prescriptions and re
 ferrals to secondary care.The primary care data can be linked to secondary
  care and other health and area-based datasets\, such as the death registr
 ation data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS)\, Hospital Episod
 es Statistics (HES) data from NHS Digital and cancer registration data fro
 m NHS Digital National Disease Registration Service (NDRS).\n\nThe session
  will provide a brief overview of the wealth of data available for researc
 hers\, discuss the strengths and limitations of the data\, describe the pr
 ocess of submitting a research protocol and obtaining data access\, and ex
 plain how the NDPH CPRD Team can work with researchers on potential studie
 s.\n\nTopics to be covered:\nPrimary care data\nLinked data\nResearch prot
 ocol submission and approval\nData access\n\nIntended Audience\nStaff and 
 students who are interested in using patient electronic health records fro
 m GP practices for research into disease epidemiology\, methodological and
 /or health services delivery research\, drug safety\, economics\, drug uti
 lisation\, pharmacoeconomics\, drug effectiveness\, and pharmacoepidemiolo
 gy.\n\nObjectives\nUnderstand the coverage\, strengths\, limitations and d
 ata quality issues of the two separate primary care databases\nUnderstand 
 the coding system used in CPRD data\nUnderstand CPRD’s Research Data Gov
 ernance process\nAware of the services provided by the NDPH CPRD Team\n\nM
 onday\, 3 February\, 10:00 - 11:00 am\nOwen Yang - The primary care system
  in the UK\nAden Kwok - The use\, strengths and limitations of CPRD data\n
 Mode: Hybrid\n\nTo register  - https://forms.office.com/e/BMhLH2tuR0?origi
 n=lprLink\n\nMeeting ID: 361 249 560 235 \nPasscode: 5ig3ae26 \n\nSpeakers
 :\nAden Kwok (University of Oxford)
LOCATION:Big Data Institute (Seminar Room 0)\, Old Road Campus OX3 7LF
TZID:Europe/London
URL:https://talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/582835ab-9cb2-4061-8310-4a39da1694c7/
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