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Prescribing of Lidocaine Plasters
In this guest blog, Molly Mattsson describes how we compared lidocaine prescribing reduction policy implementation in Ireland and England.
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In this guest blog, Molly Mattsson describes how we compared lidocaine prescribing reduction policy implementation in Ireland and England.
We describe some of our recent work investigating the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on DMARD safety monitoring across >24 million patients’ records in England.
We’re hiring a research software advocate and we think you’d be a good fit
This newsletter contains all the latest updates from OpenPrescribing
We’re hiring software people and we’d love you to join us
In the second of a two-part blog series, pharmacists Chris Wood and Vicky Speed talk about the results of their research on medication review activity
In the first of a two-part blog series, pharmacists Chris Wood and Vicky Speed talk about designing their research on medication review activity
We’ve launched a new OpenPrescribing tool, the Improvement Radar, which makes it easy to identify organisations which have shown substantial improvement.
We’re hiring for our research teams
How we organize and plan work for our tech teams
Are you interested in doing a DPhil at the Bennett Institute? This post contains details on how to do so!.
Ben discusses the OpenSAFELY platform with fellow nerd Tim Harford
In this blog we explain some of the issues with using STAR-PUs and ask for your input on how we should use them in future.
This newsletter contains all the latest updates from OpenPrescribing
Details on two new papers from the Bennett Institute Research Integrity Team.
Here we describe some of our recent work investigating the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on safe prescribing using a set of quality assured indicators across 57 million patients’ records in England
In the second of a two-part blog we explain why OpenPrescribing figures don’t always match with other prescribing data resources, due to differences in how data is presented.
In the first of a two-part blog we explain why OpenPrescribing figures don’t always match with other prescribing data resources, due to differences in the data source.