Retreat 2012
The Retreat was held at the Dunblane Hydro Hotel on 31st May - 1st June 2012 In order to:
• report on status of the SHIP infrastructure
• draw together the various branches of SHIP to foster collaborative working
• take stock of the past year and plan for the next
• give junior researchers the opportunity to present
Thursday 31st May
Session 1: Welcome and Overview Chair: Professor Graeme Laurie
Welcome, Introduction, Aims - Professor Graeme Laurie
Engaging researchers and publics a dialogue about the way forward - Professor Sarah Cunningham-Burley
Clinical Practice Research Datalink - John Parkinson, MHRA
Friday 1st June
Session 1: Welcome Chair: Professor Andrew Morris
Opportunities for record linkage today and tomorrow – but will the obstacles prevail? - Professor D’Arcy Holman
Session 2: Theme: SHIP Plans into Practice Chair: Hester Ward
Results of Deliberative Workshops - Professor Claudia Pagliari
A Data Linkage Framework for Scotland - Sara Grainger
Development of the National Safe Haven - Steve Pavis and Janet Murray
Session 3: Theme: Epidemiology/Pharmacovigilance Chair: Marion Bennie
Is smoking more harmful for women living in Scotland than those living elsewhere in the UK? - Professor Phil Hannaford
Data linkage for pharmacovigilance using routinely acquired electronic health records - Brad Kirby
Health economics prescribing to people with diabetes - Lindsay Govan
Diabetes drugs: safety analyses - Daniel Levin
Session 4: Theme: Increasing Capacity in Scotland Chair: Professor Jeremy Wyatt
Engaging Researchers - Colin McCowan
SHIP online resources for researchers - Nayha Sethi
Supporting researchers - Chris Dibben
Session 5: Theme: Applications of data linkage Chair: Professor Aziz Sheikh
SHELS progress and plans - Professor Raj Bhopal
Trials Update - Professor Ian Ford
Demographic, Socio-Economic and Environmental Data Linkage - Tom Clemens
Summing up: Professor Andrew Morris