Chancellor's Fellow at the University of Edinburgh’s Usher Institute Clinical Decision Support Algorithms in Respiratory Health
Edinburgh, Scotland
Joined February 2017
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I am conducting a study speaking to GPs, practice #nurses, practice #pharmacists, and secondary care #respiratory specialists, about views on data-driven #healthcare support. Email me at [email protected] to find out more! 🫁
We are seeking UK #primarycare health professionals and specialist #respiratory care providers for a brief interview study on integrating computer aided decision support into standard #asthma care.
Get involved now at edin.ac/4eOee1y
Very proud to have contributed to this fantastic piece of work! Congrats to all the group!
🏆 Team of the Year:
A working group from the #UKHealthDataResearchAlliance received this award for their collaborative work in tackling missing ethnicity data and bias in health research, demonstrating the power of multidisciplinary team science through co-creating a national White Paper that is shaping fairer, more inclusive healthcare.
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@hdrukwales @kamleshkhunti @AshleyAkbari @uniofleicester @PopDataSci_SU @SwanseaUni @ADR_Wales
ALT Ashley Akbari, Swansea University, and Kamlesh Khunti, University of Leicester, say: "We are delighted to accept this award on behalf of the efforts of our multi-disciplinary group, including members of the public, academics, data owners, policy and service providers. The award reaffirms the importance of our vital work and underscores the progress our group has made in our national work in championing equitable and inclusive healthcare systems."
New Paper! Routinely recorded primary care data can be used to evaluate interventions provided within routine care, anecdotally researchers in the @AUKCAR have encountered multiple barriers to access and use.
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Fantastic paper by @ljdaines if you've not seen it - Use and acceptability of an #asthma #diagnosis clinical decision support system for primary care clinicians
nature.com/articles/s41533-0…
We are still seeking GPs, practice nurses, and respiratory specialists for a short interview to understand better where data could make #asthma care better and more efficient 🫁. DM me!
Holly Tibble retweeted
Some really cool data in our sister journal npj Primary Care Respiratory Medicine from @HollyTibble et al.,
Real-world severe COVID-19 outcomes associated with use of #antivirals and neutralising monoclonal antibodies in Scotland🏴💊
nature.com/articles/s41533-0…
Holly Tibble retweeted
We are seeking UK #primarycare health professionals and specialist #respiratory care providers for a brief interview study on integrating computer aided decision support into standard #asthma care.
Get involved now at edin.ac/4eOee1y
Delighted to say our paper on outcomes from Covid-19 treatment in Scotland is out now! Thanks to team ROCOVE for all the hard work, and to the wider EAVE II team for their support! eur02.safelinks.protection.o…
Further inspection of patient history can be essential to validate deaths recorded as caused by asthma, and to identify potentially mis-recorded non-asthma deaths, particularly in those with complex comorbidities.
link.springer.com/article/10…
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Working in #prediction modelling in #respiratory #health, or know someone who is? I HAVE MADE A WEBSITE. Subscribe away if you're interested, and email me if you've got updates to share! blogs.ed.ac.uk/respirisk/
I wrote a blog about a recent innovation workshop with @p2i_network in Obergurgl, Austria, with some great tips for translating entrepreneurship skills to academia! ed.ac.uk/usher/news-events/f…
I am currently undertaking the @EdinburghUni #Carbon Literacy training and I really loved this video about who is responsible, globally, for the most #emissions. Highly recommend taking ten minutes to reflect!
youtube.com/watch?v=ipVxxxqw…
I've been off sick for a while, and today I had my first big coffee for about three weeks. It feels so good it's made me emotional, genuinely.
