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We’re pleased to announce that Ca-PRI is coming to Manchester in 2025! 🏥🐝 Over two days, we’ll explore the latest developments & insights in primary care research. 📅 29 & 30 April 2025 📍The Lowry, Salford 🎟️ Registration opens late 2024 🔗 ow.ly/O3Fr50RiPer

Members of the Oxford Primary Care Cancer Group at #CAPRI2024. Thanks University of Melbourne PC4 for an amazing conference! OxPrimaryCareSci

Our systematic review found that changes over time in repeated blood tests are associated with many cancer types and could facilitate earlier detection! doi.org/10.3390/cancer…

It has been a month since +200 of us met in Melbourne for our Ca-PRI conference. We were able to share our research with people all over the world and strengthen and create new collaborations. If you want to be part of our network, just let us know at [email protected].

Pradeep Virdee presenting on blood tests trends with patients presenting with unexplained wright loss at Cancer Research UK #CRUKEDConference24

Blood test trends can be detected several years before cancer diagnosis. Pradeep Virdee presents Cancer Research UK Health Professionals #CRUKEDConference24

How can we implement risk stratification in primary care without exacerbating inequalities? A great Q&A with Brian D Nicholson Matthew Barclay @sSarahBailey Pradeep Virdee Garth Funston #CRUKEDConference24

Oxford’s Andres Tamm at the #CRUKEDConference24 on the whether machine learning models can outperform FIT tests.

Two sibling posters from OxPrimaryCareSci on the potential of an MCED for cancer detection #CRUKEDConference2024

If you missed the #CRUKEDConference, check out this blog from Brian D Nicholson about OxPrimaryCareSci sessions on key considerations when implementing innovations and understanding risk in primary care > bit.ly/3VAymvv

Medical research + teaching stats to health professionals: senior statistician role at Oxford's primary health care dept phc.ox.ac.uk/about/work-wit…

There's still time to secure your place at our next Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK DPhil in Cancer Science Open Day! Join us online on Thurs 5th September, 10am -12 pm, to learn how a DPhil could enhance your #CancerResearch career development. Register 👇 cancer.ox.ac.uk/study#open-day

We're looking for participants! Are you a research leader or a researcher of Black heritage in primary care research? Join our study exploring the barriers and facilitators to career progression. Your insights are vital! 🗣️ Interested? Check out the poster for more details.

We're hiring in the Cancer Group OxPrimaryCareSci , again! shorturl.at/qH0bh

You don't have to be a "statistician" on paper to be a good #statistics lecturer: you may have come from an #epidemiology, operations research, biochemistry or other background. Our senior statistician vacancy closes on Friday, shortlisting soon. phc.ox.ac.uk/about/work-wit…

In his Lightning Talk, Pradeep Virdee from the University of Oxford discusses trends in colorectal cancer detection, offering valuable insights into different performance measures. #SPCRTrainees

We compared the completeness, accuracy, and timeliness of cancer data collected in a clinical study (SYMPLIFY) with national cancer registries in England and Wales. Read our paper to find out more!

📢Last opportunity to book on to our Statistical Methods for Risk Prediction and Prognostic Models course, running 4th-6th March online. Registration closes 25th Feb. tinyurl.com/bddbcd2e

If you’re at Oxford Pride today, come say hello to us and our colleagues from OxPrimaryCareSci…

🏳️‍🌈 Our Cancer Theme at Oxford Primary Care had a blast at Oxford Pride! We spoke with ~200 LGBTQ+ people about barriers to primary care research involvement, raised awareness of cancer research, and encouraged people to get involved! More Prides to come! OxPrimaryCareSci NIHR School for Primary Care Research