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Advisory Board

QRESEARCH specialises in research & analyses
using primary care electronic health data
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QResearch Advisory Board

 

Terms of reference/remit

  • To oversee the general working of QResearch including the handling of the data, the type of analyses undertaken and access to the database.
  • To oversee communication with and benefits back to contributing patients and practices
  • To agree and update the criteria and principles for access to the QResearch database and oversee their application.
  • To review any changes to the context of the data extracted for QResearch or changes to the terms of its use
  • To advise on policy for accessing data
  • To offer general advice on professional issues to the QResearch management team

Membership


The board represents the key stakeholders in QResearch in order to gain and retain the respect of the public, the NHS, practices and the research community. Its membership includes representatives of: 

  • The Royal College of General Practitioners
  • The British Medical Association itself and its General Practitioners Committee
  • EMIS National User Group
  • EMIS
  • Patient representation including National Assoication for Patient Participation
  • University of Nottingham

 

In order to oversee the ongoing development of QRESEARCH we have appointed an Advisory Board as follows:

  • Mr Jon Ford - BMA representative
  • Dr Caroline Mitchell - RCGP representative
  • Mr Antony Chuter - Patient Representative
  • Dr Patricia Wilkie - Patient Representative
  • Dr Jonathan Meadows - EMIS Health
  • Dr Mike Walton - EMIS NUG representative
  • Professor Julia Hippisley-Cox - University of Nottingham Representative

 ​ ​The Advisory Board In Detail

 

Board Papers

 


     
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