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Dr Anoop Shah
+44 (0)78 7676 7478
a.shah@ucl.ac.uk


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Feasibility study of MiADE, a system for analysing text in electronic health records at the point of care

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Open to: All Genders

Age: Adult

London London London London London London London London London

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This study aims to evaluate a computer program called MiADE which is designed to make it easier for clinicians to enter information in electronic health records in a structured, coded form. The study will assess the performance and utility of the system, and inform future improvements and developments.

Start dates may differ between countries and research sites. The research team are responsible for keeping the information up-to-date.  

The recruitment start and end dates are as follows:

23 Oct 2023 01 Jan 2025

The study is a before-and-after comparison of the recording of structured information in electronic health records with and without the MiADE system. Clinicians participating in the study will be trained in the use of the new system and asked to fill in questionnaire surveys. The researchers will compare the average number of structured entries recorded per patient before and after switching on the MiADE system. They will observe a sample of outpatient consultations and interview a sample of patients to find out how the system affects their experience of the consultation. They will also interview a sample of clinicians working in the inpatient and outpatient settings.


Clinicians at UCLH and inpatients managed under the care of a participating team during the study period

You can take part if:



You may not be able to take part if:


There are no patient exclusions.

If patients are unable to give written consent, the study will be discussed with a consultee who will be asked to give advice as to whether the patient would wish to be included in the study. A decision on whether or not to include the patient in the study will be based on a best interests assessment.


Below are the locations for where you can take part in the trial. Please note that not all sites may be open.

  • UCLH
    250 Euston Road
    London
    NW1 2PQ
  • National Hospital for Neurology & Neurosurgery
    Queen Square
    London
    WC1N 3BG
  • University College Hospital Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Wing
    235 Euston Road
    London
    NW1 2BU
  • Hospital for Tropical Diseases
    4 St Pancras Way
    London
    NW1 0PE
  • Institute of Sport, Exercise and Health
    170 Tottenham Ct Rd
    London
    W1T 7HA
  • Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine
    60 Great Ormond Street
    London
    WC1N 3HR
  • Uch at Westmorland Street
    16-18 Westmoreland Street
    London
    W1G 8PH
  • University College Hospital Grafton Way Building
    1 Grafton Way
    London
    WC1E 6AS
  • Uch Macmillan Cancer Care Centre
    Huntley Street
    London
    WC1E 6AG

Participants will be able to improve the usability of electronic health record systems, and thereby improve the quality of data within the systems. This will support safer patient care and better research. The risks for study participants are minimal.

Dr Anoop Shah
+44 (0)78 7676 7478
a.shah@ucl.ac.uk



The study is sponsored by University College London and funded by NIHR Central Commissioning Facility (CCF); Grant Codes: AI_AWARD01864.



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Last updated 17 March 2025

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