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Routine data

This Working Group is intended to address the issues encountered by statisticians working on fairly complex, routine datasets. We aim to provide a networking group for statistical researchers involved in the analysis of either established databases or routine data that has not been pre-processed. We run events and provide resources for statisticians to share experience on issues such as routine data access and linkage, coding, and analysis.

The Group has organised a number of meetings, including:

  • Overcoming Challenges in Emulating Target Trials using Routine Data (14/10/2024)
  • Analysis of classification problems using machine learning and statistical methodologies in routine data (03/07/2023)
  • New Horizons in Routine Data Sources (18/05/2022)

The Group has also put together a collection of useful resources.

If you would like to join a working group committee or wish to find out more please email the NIHR Statistics Group.

Group leaders

  • Jessica Harris

    University of Bristol

  • Jianhua Wu

    Queen Mary University of London

  • Kathryn Richardson

    University of East Anglia

Committee members

  • Corine Driessens

    University of Southampton

  • Dan Burns

    University of Southampton

  • Matt Franklin

    University of Sheffield

Active group members

  • Ge Yu

    King's College London

  • Beckie Simpson

    University of Sheffield

  • Thomas Hamborg

    Queen Mary University of London

  • Jo Knight

    Lancaster University

  • Gabriela Czanner

    University of Southampton

  • Nazrul Islam

    University of Southampton

  • Dorcas Kareithi

    Newcastle University

  • Jen Lewis

    University of Sheffield

  • Sarah Markham

    King's College London

  • Amanda Mason-Jones

    University of York

  • Emily Petherick

    Loughborough University

  • Christopher Mwema

    University of Oxford

  • Yu (Maggie) Fu

    University of Liverpool

  • Catrin Tudur Smith

    University of Liverpool

  • Patrick Bidulka

    London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

Publications

Past events