Arlene Gallagher, PhD @ArleneData

Healthcare Research, Observational Data, Epidemiology, #DataSavesLives 📊📈 London, England Joined August 2016

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Charles Tallack @CharlesTTHF

3 years ago

Long ambulance response times and their devastating impacts on patients and families are frequently in the news. We wanted to get behind the stats and take a whole system view. A🧵based on our new analysis, which featured in a powerful ITV report last night . 1/13

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Toby Watt @tlswatt

3 years ago

A woman at 60 living in the poorest areas, has the same average severity of illness as a 76-year-old woman in the wealthiest. A🧵on key insights in health inequalities (by socioeconomics, gender, ethnicity and region) from analysis we published today 1/6

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Arlene A67616 @paleNfreckled

3 years ago

Today I leave @MHRAgovuk after 18 years. I couldn’t have asked for a lovelier bunch of colleagues who have been so knowledgeable and generous. I have learned so much and have so many fond memories. I will always have a soft spot for @CPRD #DataSavesLives

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Arlene A67616 @paleNfreckled

5 years ago

This time last year I defended my PhD in death recording in the UK. Who would have thought it would become so topical? #Deaths #Statistics @UniUtrecht

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Arlene Gallagher, PhD @ArleneData

7 years ago

Linking @CPRD data to @ONS death certificate data to study mortality journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

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Arlene Gallagher, PhD @ArleneData

7 years ago

Results from observational studies that have used @CPRD data are applicable to the Dutch population onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

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Arlene Gallagher, PhD @ArleneData

7 years ago

Data Resource Profile: Clinical Practice Research Datalink (@CPRD) "a rich source of (UK) health data for research" academic.oup.com/ije/article/44…

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Reza Khorshidi @rezakhorshidi

7 years ago

Exact agreement on the death date between @CPRD and the @ONS was 69.7% (inc. from 53% in 1998 to 78% in 2013); in 2013, 98.8% of deaths were in agreement within ±30 days. This won't prob/ly challenge @CPRD's value as one of the best #datasets (even for the study of mortality).

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Arlene Gallagher, PhD @ArleneData

7 years ago

This paper highlights substantial agreement between the @ONS data and the data from @CPRD on deaths

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Michelle Starr MD MPH @mcstarr1

7 years ago

One of my least favorite parts of academic medicine? The constant reformatting of manuscripts into the appropriate journal format for submission. Wishing that all journals had a universal format...