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Date: 20 February 2025

Time: 19:51

Quality and Outcomes Research Unit (QuORU)

The Quality and Outcomes Research Unit (QuORU) consists of three main arms:

Clinical and Research
Led by Domenico Pagano, Professor of Cardiothoracic Surgery at UHB
Statistical
Led by Nick Freemantle, Professor of Clinical Epidemiology & Biostatistics at University College London (UCL) and David McNulty, Medical Statistician (UHB)
Informatics
Led by Mark Garrick, Director of Medical Director’s Services (UHB) and Jessica Richardson, Clinical Intelligence Analyst (UHB)

The purpose of the QuORU is to agree the specification for, and oversee, the development and implementation of appropriate quality outcome metrics in each of UHB's specialties.

Further information

Quality and Outcomes Research Unit terms of referenceTerms of reference for the Quality and Outcomes Research Unit (QuORU)Board.

Quality Account and reports Specialty quality indicators Patient experience feedbackPatient experience feedback of services, treatment and care at UHB.

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See Domenico Pagano's profile on CTS NetSee Domenico Pagano's profile on CTS NetUniversity Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust scoops BT Health Insider AwardUniversity Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust scoops BT Health Insider AwardBritish Medical Journal: Social deprivation and prognostic benefits of cardiac surgerySocial deprivation and prognostic benefits of cardiac surgery: observational study of 44,902 patients from five hospitals over 10 years

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