Projects by the Data Science team, CLAHRC Wessex

Projects

COMPLETE: Reducing medical patient bed pressures in hospitals in Wessex.
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COMPLETE: Modelling sexual health clinic capacity.
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COMPLETE: Evaluation of mealtime assistance for hospital patients.
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An evaluation of the training element of a workforce development initiative to support the delivery of better care to people with frailty across Wessex.
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A framework to accelerate simulation studies in hyper-acute stroke care.
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Strengthening the reporting of empirical simulation studies (STRESS).
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Combining location analysis optimisation and simulation methods.
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How an agent based simulation can explore Hepatitis C transmission and it's treatment.
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Health Economics for service delivery – can it be combined with Operational Research?
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Feasibility of linkage healthcare data and social data to explore the effects of fuel poverty reduction on health care usages.
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Wessex capacity planning for Dementia clinic diagnosis.
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COMPLETE: Exploring Accident & Emergency 4-hour target performance.
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Are COPD outcomes different for those who have also been diagnosed with asthma?
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Competing risks survival and multiple imputation of time-dependent covariates: An application in respiratory medicine.
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Exploring the use of ‘landmarking’ methods to explain the variation of COPD mortality risk over time.
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An evaluation of the impact of the CLAHRC Data Science Hub in modelling-based research projects.
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Health systems analytics in the Thames Valley & Wessex neonatal network: Simulating neonatal patient pathways.
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Integrated Sexual Health Service demand forecast and clinic location analysis in Hampshire.
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An evaluation of integration of health and social care services in Portsmouth.
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Barriers to the flow of patients through the acute hospital: A whole system approach to patient care.
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Health systems analytics and potential applications in reducing air pollution.
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COMPLETE: Health and Social care services utilisation by the over 65's population.
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Design and selection of integrated care models: a multi-criteria decision analysis.
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ONGOING: Modelling accident and emergency department processes.
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Using simulation to help understand the impact of extended GP working on A&E attendances.
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Mapping Self-Management Pathways.
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Modelling possible configurations for a new older persons rehabilitation ward
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Emergency Departments: Current and potential future overnight working patterns of Consultants
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NEW PROJECT: Collaborative Emergency Department (ED) modelling and analytics
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NEW PROJECT: Compute and graphically present the proportions of the population of England and Wales undergoing hip and knee arthroplasty.
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EXTENDED WORK: Support for Themes 1 and 2
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Dr Tom Monks
Director of CLAHRC Wessex Data Science Hub

Developing a tool to help researchers, commissioners and other interested groups to use to measure the impact of social network interventions.

Management of long-term conditions is recognised as a collective as well as a... read more >

Projects

COMPLETE: Reducing medical patient bed pressures in hospitals in Wessex.

COMPLETE: Modelling sexual health clinic capacity.

COMPLETE: Evaluation of mealtime assistance for hospital patients.

An evaluation of the training element of a workforce development initiative to support the delivery of better care to people with frailty across Wessex.

A framework to accelerate simulation studies in hyper-acute stroke care.

Strengthening the reporting of empirical simulation studies (STRESS).

Combining location analysis optimisation and simulation methods.

How an agent based simulation can explore Hepatitis C transmission and it's treatment.

Health Economics for service delivery – can it be combined with Operational Research?

Feasibility of linkage healthcare data and social data to explore the effects of fuel poverty reduction on health care usages.

Wessex capacity planning for Dementia clinic diagnosis.

COMPLETE: Exploring Accident & Emergency 4-hour target performance.

Are COPD outcomes different for those who have also been diagnosed with asthma?

Competing risks survival and multiple imputation of time-dependent covariates: An application in respiratory medicine.

Exploring the use of ‘landmarking’ methods to explain the variation of COPD mortality risk over time.

An evaluation of the impact of the CLAHRC Data Science Hub in modelling-based research projects.

Health systems analytics in the Thames Valley & Wessex neonatal network: Simulating neonatal patient pathways.

Integrated Sexual Health Service demand forecast and clinic location analysis in Hampshire.

An evaluation of integration of health and social care services in Portsmouth.

Barriers to the flow of patients through the acute hospital: A whole system approach to patient care.

Health systems analytics and potential applications in reducing air pollution.

COMPLETE: Health and Social care services utilisation by the over 65's population.

Design and selection of integrated care models: a multi-criteria decision analysis.

ONGOING: Modelling accident and emergency department processes.

Using simulation to help understand the impact of extended GP working on A&E attendances.

Mapping Self-Management Pathways.

Modelling possible configurations for a new older persons rehabilitation ward

Emergency Departments: Current and potential future overnight working patterns of Consultants

NEW PROJECT: Collaborative Emergency Department (ED) modelling and analytics

NEW PROJECT: Compute and graphically present the proportions of the population of England and Wales undergoing hip and knee arthroplasty.

EXTENDED WORK: Support for Themes 1 and 2

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