Andrew Snelling: New Pregnancy Register Development in QResearch Database
Andrew Snelling, Researcher – Senior Data Scientist at Queen Mary University of London, shared a post on LinkedIn about a paper published in Communications Medicine:
“New publication on the development of a pregnancy register in the QResearch database.
The paper describes the development of a three-stage algorithm to identify, sort, and combine pregnancy records from primary care (QResearch) and hospital (HES) data in England.”
Title: Methods to establish a Pregnancy Register in the QResearch Database
Authors: Andrew JHL Snelling, Emma Copland, Winnie X. Mei, Wema M. Mtika, Tom Ranger, Carol Coupland, QResearch Pregnancy Consortium, Aziz Sheikh, Julia Hippisley-Cox, Jennifer A. Hirst
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