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Health Informatics Collaborative – National Institute for Health …

WEBThe NIHR Health Informatics Collaborative (HIC) is a partnership of NHS trusts, organisations and health boards, including those hosting NIHR Biomedical Research …

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Hearing health – Health Informatics Collaborative

WEBHearing loss is a major public health problem requiring urgent action: one in six of the UK population (equivalent to 11 million people) lives with hearing loss. This makes hearing …

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Viral Hepatitis and Liver Disease – Health Informatics

WEBHepatitis is commonly caused by viral infections that cause inflammation or swelling of the liver. There are four viruses that commonly infect the liver; hepatitis A, B, C and E. …

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Critical Care – Health Informatics Collaborative

WEBThe Critical Care theme within the NIHR HIC aims to bring together data for analysis and interpretation to help identify what is known about survival outcomes for people who …

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Governance – Health Informatics Collaborative

WEBAn important objective of the NIHR Health Informatics Collaborative was to develop a governance framework that could be used by NHS trusts to support data sharing in a …

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COVID-19 data collaboration launched – Health Informatics

WEBSince the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the group has been leading on a data collaboration to allow cardiovascular questions to be answered in relation to COVID …

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NIHR publishes Blog post about how the NIHR Health Informatics

WEBA recent article from the NIHR Blog covering the Health Informatics Collaborative and its use of routinely captured patient data, the Cardiovascular HIC …

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New NIHR HIC Myeloma data collaboration established in …

WEBNews. NIHR HIC welcomes its 35th collaborator, Whittington Health NHS Trust . 19 February 2024 NIHR HIC – Viral Hepatitis Theme collaboration on a new paper in …

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Metadata – Health Informatics Collaborative

WEBMetadata. In order for NHS Trusts to effectively collaborate on the re-use of routine clinical data in a research context, a number of tools and techniques have been …

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Cancer: Breast – Health Informatics Collaborative

WEBBreast cancer is the most common cancer and accounts for 15% of all new cases of cancer in the UK (source: Cancer Research UK 2013) The NIHR HIC breast cancer theme is …

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Cardiovascular – Health Informatics Collaborative

WEBCardiovascular. (formally Acute Coronary Syndromes) The theme initial aims were to investigate Acute coronary syndrome (ACS). ACS refers to a group of conditions that …

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Cancer: Colorectal – Health Informatics Collaborative

WEBCancer: Colorectal. Treatments are surgery, neoadjuvant radiotherapy (for patients with rectal cancer), and adjuvant chemotherapy (for patients with stage III/IV and high-risk …

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Cardiovascular COVID-19 – Health Informatics Collaborative

WEBSince the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the NIHR HIC Cardiovascular Medicine Theme has been leading on a data collaboration to allow cardiovascular questions to be …

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Publications – Health Informatics Collaborative

WEBThis paper can be found in the Annual Update in Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine 2018. 31 January 2018 Critical Care Health Informatics Collaborative (CCHIC): Data, …

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Cancer: Prostate – Health Informatics Collaborative

WEBCancer: Prostate. The NHS has pioneered novel diagnostic and treatment paradigms in prostate cancer. The prostate cancer NIHR HIC theme aims to use the data collected …

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Viral Hepatitis Theme selected as poster prize winner at the FIS

WEBNews. NIHR HIC welcomes its 35th collaborator, Whittington Health NHS Trust . 19 February 2024 NIHR HIC – Viral Hepatitis Theme collaboration on a new paper in …

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