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ange of areas from trials of new therapeutic drugs to testing the effectiveness<br />
of new talking therapies. The studies included commercial clinical trials as well<br />
as NIHR studies and including international collaborations, researching new<br />
treatments across all ages in areas including dementia, schizophrenia, ADHD<br />
and self-harm.<br />
The <strong>Trust</strong> is the top recruiter in the UK for several commercial and NIHR<br />
portfolio studies. As a result of this we have been approached by a number of<br />
pharmaceutical companies to complete feasibility studies for other clinical<br />
trials for Major Depressive Disorder, Dementia and Attention Deficit<br />
Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). With the success of the current studies two of<br />
our Principal Investigators are acting as Chief Investigators with overall<br />
responsibility for the clinical trial. The number of sub/co-investigators has<br />
increase significantly in this year – with many of our consultants gaining more<br />
experience in clinical trials to become principal investigators. More than 40 of<br />
our medical practitioners are currently participating in a range of clinical trials.<br />
In order to promote frontline engagement in research the <strong>Trust</strong> has launched<br />
a Research Grant Application Scheme. The first scheme ran in September<br />
2012, for which we received seven applications. Following the success of our<br />
inaugural Research Awareness Day, a second day is planned in June 2012.<br />
2.4.5 Quality of our Data<br />
The 5 <strong>Boroughs</strong> <strong>Partnership</strong> <strong>NHS</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> attaches a high level of<br />
importance to data quality. The <strong>Trust</strong> believes that excellent data quality is<br />
one of the foundations for the delivery of quality care, good patient experience<br />
and cost-effective services. It also assists with clinical decision-making.<br />
The 5 <strong>Boroughs</strong> <strong>Partnership</strong> <strong>NHS</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> has been taking the<br />
following actions to improve data quality:<br />
Continue to publish monthly data quality and completeness data at<br />
Executive, Management and Operational Levels via the <strong>Trust</strong> intranet<br />
Continue to publish monthly High-level Trend reports<br />
Continue to publish quarterly benchmarking reports comparing <strong>Trust</strong><br />
achievement levels against national, regional and local <strong>Trust</strong>s<br />
Continue liaison with and training for operational teams to support<br />
improvement of data quality across all services<br />
Continue to liaise with Consultants and their medical teams in relation to<br />
clinical coding and the availability of discharge and clinical information.<br />
5 <strong>Boroughs</strong> <strong>Partnership</strong> <strong>NHS</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> submitted records during<br />
2011-12 to Secondary Uses Service for inclusion in the Hospital Episode<br />
Statistics which are included in the latest published data.<br />
The percentage of records in the published data which included the patient’s<br />
valid <strong>NHS</strong> number was:<br />
Admitted Patient Care (130 & 190) 100%<br />
Care Activity CDS (Outpatient) (020) 100%<br />
Long-term Psychiatric Census(170) 100%<br />
Mental Health Minimum Data Set 99.0%<br />
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<strong>Annual</strong> Report and <strong>Annual</strong> Accounts 2011-12