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OpenPrescribing Newsletter October 25
Latest OpenPrescribing and OpenPrescribing Hospitals updates
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Latest news and views from around the Bennett Institute
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The Bennett Institute at PyCon UK 2025!
We sponsored PyCon UK this year, and a bunch of us attended the conference and ran a booth there. Come and find out how it all went!
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Sharing analyses on OpenPrescribing Hospitals
It’s now possible to easily share Measures and results of custom analyses on OpenPrescribing Hospitals. Here’s how to do it.
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Introducing OpenCodeCounts
A new tool for exploring clinical code usage
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Discontinuation of insulin detemir - New measures for primary and secondary care
New OpenPrescribing and OpenPrescribing Hospitals measure to support work to manage the discontinuation of insulin detemir.
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A video explainer on searching for code in the OpenSAFELY GitHub organisation
We’ve made a video!
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New SGLT-2 inhibitor measures on OpenPrescribing and OpenPrescribing Hospitals
We have two new measures available now for SGLT-2 inhibitors.
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OpenPrescribing Hospitals email alerts
Stay updated with notifications of new OpenPrescribing Hospitals features and data releases.
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The coding of depression and anxiety outcomes and support in English primary care data
This blog, written as part of the HDRUK 2025 Health Data Science Internship Programme, explores how Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) and psychological therapies for anxiety disorders and depression are captured in primary care data in England.
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You’re invited to the 2025 Bennett Institute Oxford Medicines Symposium
We’re excited to open registration and submissions of ideas for the 2025 Bennett Institute Medicines Symposium, a two-day event that brings together everyone working with NHS medicines data.
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OpenPrescribing Autumn 2025 Newsletter
This newsletter contains all the latest updates from OpenPrescribing
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OpenPrescribing Hospitals: multi-product analyses
A look at how to run a multi-product analysis on OpenPrescribing Hospitals.
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Choosing a quantity type for your analysis on OpenPrescribing Hospitals
How to choose the most appropriate quantity type for custom analyses on OpenPrescribing Hospitals.
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OpenPrescribing Hospitals: numbers please!
A look at how to use the summary tables produced in custom analyses on OpenPrescribing Hospitals.
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Levelling the Playing Field: Why Care Quality Matters More Than the Next Drug
In this guest blog James Galloway a Professor of Rheumatology and an Honorary Consultant Rheumatologist in South London, at King’s College London describes how his team used OpenPrescribing to reduce unsafe methotrexate prescribing and shares his thoughts on improving quality of care may deliver most improvements for the populations health.
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Collaborate with us to advance mental health research
We are looking for people to be part of a new Experience-led Public Advisory Group that will meet regularly to advise and guide the development phases of the OpenSAFELY-Talking Therapies programme.
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OpenPrescribing Hospitals: analysing medicines usage at different organisational levels
How you can run custom analyses of variation in medicines issuing across NHS trusts, ICB, region and nationally.
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Co-proxamol: not gone yet. What can you do?
A summary of our research letter highlighting continuing co-proxamol use, published in the British Journal of General Practice