Contact

• workApplied Health Research Building (No.42)
  University Park
  Nottingham
  NG7 2RD
  UK
• jennie.johnson@nottingham.ac.uk
• http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/PRIMIS

Biography

• Development and maintenance of highly complex data specifications to support customers' primary care data extraction, reporting and messaging requirements. Proposing and leading on changes to the development and quality assurance of PRIMIS data specifications. Maintaining good working relationships with suppliers of general practice data systems and solutions.
• Managing a portfolio of high-profile national customers from the NHS, government organisations, health-care related industry, professional bodies and other universities and academic institutions. Identifying and managing strategic partnership opportunities.
• Analysis of highly complex real-world data sets to provide consultancy advice and support to national customers, as well as the production of reports providing a detailed summary and commentary of the data collected.
• Management of multiple, long-term complex projects considering key deliverables and agreed customer milestones, as well as team capacity. Resolving problems with expert advice, using innovation and creative thought to develop appropriate options and solutions.
• Providing support to colleagues from academia on the development of research protocols (such as study design, methodology, data management and information governance) regarding the use of primary care data.
• Business Development liaising with potential new customers and partners to agree their requirements, scope, cost, and plan potential projects. Participating in business planning activities, identifying, and assessing new revenue streams. Using product knowledge and market expertise to assess the viability of the opportunity.

Expertise Summary

My current role involves project management and primary care health informatics support for key PRIMIS projects with high profile national organisations such as the UK Health Security Agency, NHS England and a national provider of a prescribing support system.

I provide advice on the availability and accessibility of data within primary care and I manage and maintain highly complex data specifications by liaising closely with PRIMIS Clinical Advisers to ensure that the clinical code groups and logical business rules referenced within data specifications are produced and are accurate and relevant in order to support customers' primary care data extraction, reporting and messaging activities. I also support PRIMIS commercial activities by identifying, negotiating, and securing new business for the organisation. PRIMIS is a specialist team of Health Informaticians within the School of Medicine. We provide expert advice on the intelligent use of primary care data to the NHS, academics, and industry partners. Our work is not just about data, however, our tools and training programmes support behavioural change in general practice, often involving the widespread scale and adoption of healthcare innovations.

Past Research

Rodgers, S., Barrett, J., Oliver, K., Fensome, L., Johnson, J., Panayiotidis, T., …Smithson, O. (2021). Using chart online comparative analysis service to support the national rollout of PINCER. Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety, 30(S2), 3-20. Using chart online comparative analysis service to support the national rollout of PINCER (2021) https://doi.org/10.1002/pds.5315

RODGERS, S., AVERY, A.J., BARKER, H., FENSOME, L., JOHNSON, J., OLIVER, K., PANAYIOTIDIS, T., PAREN, M. and SMITHSON ,O., 2020. Building a replication model for the national rollout of PINCER using a social franchising approach Pharmacoepidemiology & Drug Safety. 29(Supplement 2), 3-28 Building a replication model for the national rollout of PINCER using a social franchising approach Pharmacoepidemiology & Drug Safety. 29(Supplement 2), 3-28