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Read about our award-winning 25th year of innovation and excellence in primary care health informatics.
PRIMIS – A Year in Review 2025
primis.link/Year_in_Review…
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Sarah Rodgers
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Sarah Rodgers
@SarahRodgers24
Head of Research Services at PRIMIS, University of Nottingham
Katılım Mart 2011
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The PHCSG free education day is in full swing! Had some great talks so far on AI regulation (or absence), how to test AI to help primary care plus clinical safety #PHCSG25
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Congratulations to our Hildi Franke Early Career Award winner 2025 @DrJYTsang for his work in the area of #polypharmacy!
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Congratulations to our runner up for the 2025 Hildi Franke Early Career Award Dr Yemisi Ibiteye for her work in the field of emergency contraception recording #PHCSG25
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Thank you to our partners, collaborators, and team. This award celebrates our shared work to improve patient outcomes in #primarycare through better use of data.
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Warmest congratulations, Mary — truly and thoroughly well deserved!
BCS PrimaryHealthCare SG@phcsg
The recipient of this year's Lifetime Achievement Award goes to the erudite Dr Mary Hawking for her incredible contribution to the field of primary care health informatics 🏆 #PHCSG25
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Exciting news! PRIMIS @UniofNottingham has won the @BCS @phcsg John Perry Prize 2025. We’re incredibly proud to have our 25-year career in primary care informatics acknowledged. 🏆✨ Thank you #phcsg2025! @MedicineUoN
BCS PrimaryHealthCare SG@phcsg
Congratulations to this year's John Perry Prize winner for their significant contribution to the improvement of the use and management of primary care data in the UK. Congratulations to all the PRIMIS team! @PRIMISatUoN @UniofNottingham @bcs #PHCSG25
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Congratulations to this year's John Perry Prize winner for their significant contribution to the improvement of the use and management of primary care data in the UK. Congratulations to all the PRIMIS team! @PRIMISatUoN @UniofNottingham @bcs #PHCSG25
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Congratulations to @UniofAdelaide for their BRIDGE abstract being accepted for presentation at the prestigious #SARHRE2025 conference
PRIMIS are collaborating with the BRIDGE research team to implement the #PINCER indicators in South Australia
#GlobalResearch #SafePrescribing
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PRIMIS is delighted to collaborate with @UniofAdelaide on use of #PINCER indicators in its BRIDGE project starting July. This brings the benefits of PINCER to rural South Australia with funding from @nhmrc Collaborations in Health Services Research #IntlResearch #IntlImpact
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Abstracts from @PRIMM_UK_IRL's recent meeting are now available to read, including:
"Improving patient outcomes through a quality improvement based medication adherence programme in primary care setting" - a collaboration between @HealthInnovOx @ndorms and #PRIMIS
PRIMM UK & Ireland@PRIMM_UK_IRL
@PRIMM_UK_IRL Abstracts from our annual scientific meeting ‘Drug Utilisation: Learning from Practice & Research to Improve Patient Outcomes’ have now been published online, view here onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/10991557/2…
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Paper released today in the BMJ shows that hazardous prescribing of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) not only causes harm to patients but is also costly to the NHS and that more needs to be done, especially in high-risk populations.
References #PINCER and #PRIMIS.
The BMJ@bmj_latest
NEW research finds that prescribing non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) to people at high risk of harm from them is estimated to cost the NHS in England around £31 million and cause more than 6,000 lost years of good health over 10 years bmj.com/content/386/bm…
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And... that's a wrap! 🎬
Thank you @HDRMidlandsfor hosting a great, thought-provoking event for #HDRUKMIDS24.
Excited to do it all again next year! 👋
#Health #Data #Research #HealthData #DataScience #Technology #NHS #Nottingham
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Andrew Morris, Director of @HDR_UK, emphasises the #Midlands' invaluable contribution to our mission and tackling UK-wide challenges, this morning at #HDRUKMIDS24.
🗨️ We're excited to dive in to the challenges, priorities and opportunities within the region.
@HDRMidlands
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Delighted to be attending the HDR UK Midlands Annual Conference today @PRIMISatUoN @UoNFacultyMHS @HDR_UK
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PRIMIS is proud to be a partner in the @BSHeartFailure
#25in25 initiative
British Society for Heart Failure #theFword@BSHeartFailure
Join us in our mission to save 10,000 lives a year by supporting our ambitious campaign #25in25. Together we can prevent avoidable deaths due to heart failure. Read the latest updates here: bsh.org.uk/25in25 #FindMe
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✨ Six talented early career researchers have been awarded fellowships through the HDR UK Big Data for Complex Disease driver programme.
🔗hdruk.ac.uk/news/ambitious…
Read more about the projects ⬇️🧵
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Leveraging big data and trustworthy AI, Dr @rkakyea at @UniofNottingham will focus on improving the identification of individuals with familial hypercholesterolaemia – a common inherited cause of raised cholesterol since birth.
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#HeartFailureAwarenessWeek
PRIMIS is a partner in the @BSHeartFailure 25in25 initiative to reduce deaths due to HF by 25% in 25 years
Pleased to be working with pilot sites on this initiative helping to make heart failure a national priority.
primis.link/projects #findme
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