
Data and Research
We support cutting-edge healthcare research by providing access to data held on SystmOne. Holding over 50 million patient records, SystmOne contains rich and vital information that is invaluable in supporting big data analysis. Data is used with consent and is anonymised prior to use.

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Born in Bradford
The Born in Bradford study was created to research the correlation between ill health and external factors, and identify ways to combat the onset of disease and illness in children. It is one of the largest research studies in the world, tracking the health of more than 30,000 Bradfordians through electronic health records. The EHR database is provided by TPP’s SystmOne, the clinical system supplied to all GP practices and a number of acute settings in Bradford free of charge. By considering this health data against factors such as economic disparity, ethnicity, gender, and education, the study seeks to contribute to broader scientific understandings of population health and support the improvement of health outcomes in the future.
Read more about Born in Bradford here.


ResearchOne
Our research arm, ResearchOne, is a not-for-profit joint partnership between TPP and the University of Leeds, which uses de-identified patient data to improve healthcare. The ResearchOne database provides consensual access to data for use in large scale health and social care projects.
TPP’s Data and Research offering is complemented by access to a Clinical Development Kit (CDK), a no-code development platform which allows organisations to create and amend clinical content independently. For more information on the CDK, click here.