Primary Care Research Informatics and Digital Environment Solutions
(PRIDES)
East of England Digital Research Solution
Primary care IT is provided by many different software providers but the majority work with two systems: EMIS Web and SystmOne.
In order to participate in research in primary care each practice is required to use their software system to search data. This is a complex and time consuming process which creates an increased margin for error within each practice and across practices.
The aim of East of England Digital Research Solution is to support and develop the IT framework and tools for research in Primary Care. Making them easily available to GP practices involved in research, reduces administrative burden and improves recruitment and involvement in research studies.
The basic concept is to utilise EMIS Web and SystmOne to develop searches, pop-ups and templates which are detailed, accurate and quality assured.
These IT solutions will be shared electronically using this website and, where possible, the clinic system's sharing platforms across the across the East of England region.
We welcome contact from other Local Clinical Research Networks and research teams and are happy to share the resources available on this site.
We would be grateful if you could contact us if you are using our resources and provide feedback.
PRIDES in Primary Care Research has been developed to allow the sharing of IT solutions to help enable research delivery.
Study Searches currently available
BEACON (CPMS: 57359, IRAS 327021)
COPD & Assistive Technology (CPMS: 56437, IRAS: 328323)
ESCAPE RCT (CPMS: 58155, IRAS: 328528)
INDIGO COMMUNITY (CPMS: 56060, IRAS: 324034)
INJECTABLE MEDICATION (JAms) (CPMS: 58951, IRAS: 327957)
(INTERACT) Measuring Loneliness (CPMS: 52230, IRAS: 305483 ) - North West London PRIDES
NOAR - The Norfolk Arthritis Register (IRAS ID: 166048 / CPMS 2870)
OPACE (CPMS: 55548, IRAS: 1006202)
PHILM GP (CPMS: 59959, IRAS: 337816)
RELIEF trial (CPMS: 54357, IRAS: 1006098) - CRN East Midlands PRIDES
STERLING PMR (CPMS: 57926, IRAS: 1005826) -Yorkshire and Humber PRIDES
The ELSA Study (CPMS: 52726, IRAS: 309252)
If you require any assistance with using the searches or have any questions, please contact us.
Guidance Documents and Further Useful Information
Help for Practices
Clinical Lead: Dr Amrit Takhar
Lead Primary Care Manager: Helen Jung
CRN Eastern IT Specialists:
SystmOne: Chris Wright
EMIS WEB: Jodie Button