shared-care-monitoring
- Organisation:
- DataLab
- Project:
- Shared care monitoring: the impact of COVID-19 and factors associated with resilience
Job information
- Repo
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Shared-Care-Monitoring
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- Branch
- main
- Database
- full
- Created
- Created by
- Andrew Brown
This is an OpenSAFELY workspace. It represents a working directory for the 113 - Shared care monitoring: the impact of COVID-19 and factors associated with resilience project on all of the secure services ("backends") supported by OpenSAFELY.
On each backend, the directory includes code from the repository, and the results of running it against real data ("jobs"). Researchers can request jobs are run from this page.
Workspace purpose
To evaluate whether the COVID-19 pandemic affected the completion of shared care drug monitoring. It also considers whether any such effect was associated with other variables, such as patient demographics or comorbidities. The analysis covers all patients registered with a GP practice aged 18 years and over, who are currently prescribed currently prescribed Azathioprine, Methotrexate, or Leflunomide. Understanding the impact of COVID-19 on monitoring lays the foundation for further analysis of the health impact and recovery planning, and in the longer-term an analysis of whether current monitoring recommendations remain appropriate. Furthermore, understanding which factors underpin variance in resilience to deterioration in monitoring adherence may be valuable learning points, with a view to increasing the resilience of the population overall, and reducing health inequalities between the least and most resilient segments.
Releases
Monitoring
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