Triangle

 

Introducing the varied and innovative projects that we work on, each one reflecting our passion for improving patient care, safety and outcomes through the intelligent use of primary care data.

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UKHSA

Setting the standards and requirements for collecting, recording and managing vaccination data. Click to read more

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FAMCAT2

Improving the detection of familial hypercholesterolaemia using a complex algorithm. Click to read more

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SNOMED CT RefSets

Enabling consistent recoding, sharing and analysis of medical data across the UK

 

"Working with PRIMIS is a real pleasure. In addition to the production of outputs of consistently high quality, I very much appreciate the ready access to in-depth and insightful knowledge of coding and terminology that supports the work of UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA)."

Dr Colin Campbell, Consultant Medical Epidemiologist, Immunisation & Vaccine-Preventable Diseases Division, UKHSA

 
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Decision Support

Advising commercial partners on the design and construction of digital rules and alerts

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MND

Helping researchers to test approaches to the earlier identification of motor neurone disease

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25in25 initiative

Supporting innovation and improvement in heart failure services

 
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PINCER

Achieving the scale and spread of the highly regarded, nationally adopted prescribing safety intervention

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PRoTeCT

Helping researchers to evaluate different approaches aimed at improving prescribing safety

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FAIRdata4Research

Helping to ensure that healthcare data is well-described, easily discoverable and ready for use for research purposes

 

"We’ve been delighted to partner with PRIMIS on our 25in25 initiative. They bring their primary care and health informatics expertise to the pilot phase of the British Society for Heart Failure’s 25in25 initiative paving the way for transformational change in the care of patients living with heart failure."

Jim Gardner, Interim Chief Executive, British Society for Heart Failure

 
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DePICtion

Helping researchers to test approaches to improving the classification of diabetes

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axSpA

Using digital tools to support the earlier identification of ankylosing spondylitis. Click to read more

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THINK-HF

Helping researcher to test approaches to the earlier identification of heart failure

 
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MedHelp

Using text messages to improve patient compliance and adherence to statins

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D-MED

Using an electronic decision support tool to reduce potentially inappropriate diabetes medications prescribed in older people

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DEMYSTIFY

Helping researchers to understand the causes of fibrosis throughout the body

 
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GRASP suite of tools

Supporting healthcare professionals to identify, manage and improve care for people with long-term conditions

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OPTIMISE2

Helping researchers to understand whether deprescribing medications that lower blood pressure is safe or effective in older people

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MODUS

Helping researchers to bridge the gap between research and real-world implementation

 
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Manchester Centre for Audiology and Deafness

Identifying and evaluating measures of hearing aid uptake in adults

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GRASP-HF

Helping practices to case find and optimise the management of patients with heart failure

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GRASP-Osteoporosis Rx

Improving patient compliance and adherence to anti-osteoporosis medication in GP practices across Oxfordshire

 
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Embedding Study

Increasing the uptake of self-management education programmes for type 2 diabetes in multi-ethnic primary care settings

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FLUCATS

Development of a digital triage tool for primary care for pandemic influenza

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GP-PROMPT

Helping researchers to understand whether a digital prompt can support a treat-to-target approach

 
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SPACE

Improving the management of respiratory conditions in primary care