Latest news and views from around the Bennett Institute
OpenCodeCounts is an open-access, online interactive tool - we use it to find the 10 most used codes across general practice in England.
We’ve built a prototype of a tool that looks at hospital prescriptions dispensed in the community. We describe what we’ve built, how we’ve built it, and how you can help us make it better.
We are delighted to announce that - from today - you can submit applications to the OpenSAFELY service for non-COVID-19 studies.
We share a blog written by the student winner of the Bennett Prize in OpenPrescribing
In this guest blog, Vanessa Sherwood explains how she has used OpenPrescribing to reduce oral liquid morphine prescribing.
New IV paracetamol measure launched.
We share a blog written by the academic winners of the Bennett Prize in OpenPrescribing
We share a blog written by one of our joint clinical winners..
We share a blog written by one of our joint clinical winners.
A celebration of two brilliant days bringing together 200 people from across the medicines data community, featuring keynotes, the first Bennett Prize, and OpenPrescribing’s 10th birthday.
Why it sometimes matters, and sometimes doesn’t.
Our recent paper showing the impact of the pandemic on opioid prescribing in people waiting for treatment
We describe how we used the Waiting List Minimum Data Set within OpenSAFELY
We have updated the methods for blood glucose testing strips and lancets measures.
We know everyone says they want feedback. But we actually mean it. We record every suggestion we receive, track it, and use it to improve OpenPrescribing Hospitals.
A look at how OpenPrescribing Hospitals can be used to look at warfarin and other vitamin K antagonist use in hospital trusts in England.
A look at how OpenPrescribing Hospitals can be used to look at direct oral anticoagulant use in hospital trusts in England.
A look at how OpenPrescribing Hospitals can be used to look at low molecular weight heparin anticoagulant use in hospital trusts in England.
