Latest news and views from around the Bennett Institute
OpenSAFELY was built for healthcare. When the National Institute of Teaching approached us about applying the same approach to school data, we were enthusiastic. Here is what we found when we got into the detail.
Covid-19 inquiry finds OpenSAFELY’s data infrastructure essential to UK’s pandemic response.
Come and join Seb for his inaugural lecture as the first-ever Professor of Practice at the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences
Applications closed. Head of Engineering role leading delivery teams, technical direction and engineering culture at the Bennett Institute.
Rebuilding OpenPrescribing, a measures advisory group, hospital trust dashboards, an FP10 viewer, and new morphine and hospital measures.
Understanding the role that large-scale mental health data analysis can play in improving the effectiveness of mental health services across England.
We describe how we do data checks of GP data in OpenSAFELY
We’ve used our new OpenCodeCounts tool to understand the coding of migrants in English primary care.
Seb Bacon and Brian MacKenna showed returning graduates how healthcare data tools are developed, and explored the impact of securely analysing large-scale health data.
Making searching, comparing and sharing OpenPrescribing Hospitals measures easier.
We’ve created a tool that could help with mapping of codelists from ICD-10 to SNOMED CT.
What are Cancer Alliances? How can the NHS trusts that partner with Cancer Alliances be identified?
What types of NHS trusts are there? How can they be identified?
New antibiotic measures launched to support antimicrobial stewardship in hospitals.
In April we will welcome Assoc Prof Nan van Geloven who will give a talk about accounting for treatment in clinical prediction models.
OpenCodeCounts is an open-access, online interactive tool - we use it to find the 10 most used codes across general practice in England.
We’ve built a prototype of a tool that looks at hospital prescriptions dispensed in the community. We describe what we’ve built, how we’ve built it, and how you can help us make it better.
We are delighted to announce that - from today - you can submit applications to the OpenSAFELY service for non-COVID-19 studies.
