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Inspiration
Precision Neuroscience Reimagined: Privacy by Design
In this episode of Precision Neuroscience Reimagined, Tina is joined by Simon Pillinger, Head of Information Governance, Ethics and Patient…
Breaking Barriers: Women in AI
Join Tina in a captivating conversation with Gloria Roque, Annotation Lead at Akrivia Health, as they unravel the intricacies of…
Focusing in on real-world evidence and its capabilities
The surge in real-world data presents opportunities for greater understanding of patients and conditions, but it needs standardising and harmonising…
Publications
Akrivia Health Database—deep patient characterisation using a secondary mental healthcare dataset in England and Wales: cohort profile
Authors: Ana Todorovic, Philip Craig, Simon Pillinger, Panagiota Kontari, Sophie Gibbons, Luke Bryden, Tarso Franarin, Ceyda Uysal, Gloria Roque, Benjamin Fell Correspondence to Dr Ana Todorovic; ana.todorovic@akriviahealth.com Publication on BMJ Open:…
The Akrivia Health Secure Data Access Service
Akrivia Heath curates a dataset of 5.1 million patients’ electronic health records (EHRs) from secondary care psychiatric healthcare organisations (HCOs)…
Treatment resistant depression: A comparative study of access, pathways, and outcomes between Caucasian and ethnic minority individuals
Background Treatment resistant depression (TRD) is considered when an individual fails to respond to two or more different antidepressants in…
Events, Webinars & Videos
Who we are
When a research team from Oxford University and expert practitioners from the NHS founded Akrivia Health in 2019, they were inspired by always asking the same simple question: what if? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWj2bAlQnlw What if mental health and dementia treatments and services were failing patients because they were based on a misunderstanding of these conditions? What…
