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OpenSAFELY in brief
In light of recent press coverage, Bennett boss Ben Goldacre explains what OpenSAFELY is, how it works, and why it matters - in just a few bullet points.
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Latest news and views from around the Bennett Institute
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Game-changing new funding from Wellcome for OpenSAFELY and mental health data
This morning the Today programme on Radio 4 did two great spots on OpenSAFELY.
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The 'unreal' speed of OpenSAFELY
A short OpenSAFELY case study from the team at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, as published in our booklet, “The past, present and future of OpenSAFELY”
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A video walkthrough for the ehrQL tutorial
We’ve made a video!
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Help us improve research into pregnancy and maternity care
We want to understand what matters most in terms of the experience for people going through pregnancy and maternity care. We want to answer research questions that are important to women, so we’re very keen to find people with lived experience who want to be part of a Public Advisory Group to support this work
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“No other platform comes close”
A short OpenSAFELY case study from King’s College London, as published in our booklet, “The past, present and future of OpenSAFELY”
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Consequences of COVID-19 and the role of vaccination
A short OpenSAFELY case study from the University of Bristol, as published in our booklet, “The past, present and future of OpenSAFELY”
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How OpenSAFELY began
A short history of OpenSAFELY’s beginnings, as published in our booklet, “The past, present and future of OpenSAFELY”
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The bot that bugs us about broken code
Our workflows emoji dashboard makes sure that our tech team are aware of any testing or deployment failures.
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Earning and maintaining trust: PPIE and more
How we engage with patients and the public, as published in our booklet, “The past, present and future of OpenSAFELY”
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The legal basis: ethics, controls and building trust
A brief review of information governance, as published in our booklet, “The past, present and future of OpenSAFELY”
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OpenPrescribing Hospitals Submission history: showing the gaps in hospital medicines data
An explanation of the Submission History feature on OpenPrescribing Hospitals
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Organising Organisations: Data consistency
The third blog in the series: Organising Organisations. Here, we describe how consistent the data submitted by NHS Trusts to the Secondary Care Medicines Dataset is
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Organising Organisations: Data completeness
The second blog in the series: Organising Organisations. Here, we describe how complete the data submitted by NHS Trusts to the Secondary Care Medicines Dataset is
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Output checking helps to keep private data safe
A brief look at our output checking service how it works, and why it’s necessary. As published in our booklet, “The past, present and future of OpenSAFELY”
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Organising Organisations: Hospital Trusts in OpenPrescribing Hospitals
The first blog in the series: Organising Organisations. Here, we describe which NHS Trusts are included in the Secondary Care Medicines Dataset and how they can be identified
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Standard tools for data preparation, and federated analytics
A brief look at how we enable federated analytics, as published in our booklet, “The past, present and future of OpenSAFELY”
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Co-pilots give newcomers a helping hand
A brief overview of our co-piloting programme, as published in our booklet, “The past, present and future of OpenSAFELY”