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    • OpenPrescribing

    Levelling the Playing Field: Why Care Quality Matters More Than the Next Drug

    In this guest blog James Galloway a Professor of Rheumatology and an Honorary Consultant Rheumatologist in South London, at King’s College London describes how his team used OpenPrescribing to reduce unsafe methotrexate prescribing and shares his thoughts on improving quality of care may deliver most improvements for the populations health.

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    • OpenSAFELY

    Collaborate with us to advance mental health research

    We are looking for people to be part of a new Experience-led Public Advisory Group that will meet regularly to advise and guide the development phases of the OpenSAFELY-Talking Therapies programme.

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    • OpenSAFELY

    Understanding ehrQL Feature Usage in OpenSAFELY for Health Research

    This blog post shares the project I worked on during my summer internship at the Bennett Institute as part of the HDR UK Health Data Science programme. My project explored how ehrQL, is being used across OpenSAFELY repositories. I analysed 301 codefiles from 65 Repositories under the OpenSafely org. and was able to identified which features researchers rely on most, which are less common, and where improvements or additional support could be valuable.

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    • OpenPrescribing

    Bennett Prize in OpenPrescribing

    We’re launching the Bennett Prize in OpenPrescribing to celebrate the best user-led projects using OpenPrescribing. Enter by sharing your work online and sending us the link — all kinds of entries welcome, from prescribing insights to data science deep dives.

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    • OpenPrescribing

    Optimising Antibiotic Use in Primary Care

    In this guest blog, Dr Christianne Micallef explains how she uses OpenPrescribing in her role as an antimicrobial stewardship lead pharmacist.