Observational Studies and Electronic Patient Records

From case series to hypothesis generation and beyond, we’ll work with you to validate your epidemiological ideas and make the best possible use of your data – for publication, regulatory, marketing or economic purposes as well as in your clinical development.

Typically that service might include any or all of the following:

Register studies
Predictive medicine modelling
Prevalence/incidence studies and competing risks
Advising on comparative effectiveness where randomisation isn’t possible

Using appropriate reporting guidelines (STROBE) from start to finish, we’ll develop a research strategy that accounts for treatment switchers. We’re also happy to advise on dealing with biases inherent in missing data and hidden predictive factors.

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Former projects

SeHCAT

Preclinical and clinical trials

The investigation of diarrhoea caused by BAM in people with Irritable Bowel Syndrome-Diarrhoea or Crohn’s disease...Discover more

South London Stroke Register

On the 22nd of July, the South London Stroke Register (SLSR) celebrated its 20th year. ...Discover more

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Philips and King’s Medical Statistics collaborate on one of our key trails in respiratory medicine. They are always available and show a real commitment to the project.

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Observational Studies and Electronic Patient Records

Former projects

SeHCAT

South London Stroke Register

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