International journal of medical informatics · 2026
Implementation of the VIVALDI Social Care data pipeline for monitoring and research of infections in care homes for older adults in the UK.
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Stirrup Oliver, Slator Mike, Monakhov Igor, Adams Natalie, Green Martin, Hall Victoria, Hargreaves Rob, Knight Lucy, Krutikov Maria, Kwiatkowska Rachel, Meacock Kate, Copas Andrew, Childe Graeme, Fry Zoe, Shallcross Laura
Аннотация
OBJECTIVES: To create a new pipeline for routine health data of residents of care homes for older adults in England, enabling research and monitoring of infections.
METHODS: Automated daily data exports containing person- and care-home level identifiers for residents are transmitted from digital care record systems of participating providers to a secure platform hosted by National Health Service England, following application of project-specific and national opt-outs. Linkage to person-level routine healthcare data is performed before monthly export to a secure analysis platform.
RESULTS: As of March 2026 we have a cohort of 188 care homes including 6762 current residents, with activation of the data pipeline ongoing for further enrolled homes.
DISCUSSION: We have demonstrated feasibility of automating linkage of data from care homes to national routine health datasets.
CONCLUSIONS: Sustained investment and collaboration between diverse stakeholders are required to realise the opportunities offered by digitisation of social care.
METHODS: Automated daily data exports containing person- and care-home level identifiers for residents are transmitted from digital care record systems of participating providers to a secure platform hosted by National Health Service England, following application of project-specific and national opt-outs. Linkage to person-level routine healthcare data is performed before monthly export to a secure analysis platform.
RESULTS: As of March 2026 we have a cohort of 188 care homes including 6762 current residents, with activation of the data pipeline ongoing for further enrolled homes.
DISCUSSION: We have demonstrated feasibility of automating linkage of data from care homes to national routine health datasets.
CONCLUSIONS: Sustained investment and collaboration between diverse stakeholders are required to realise the opportunities offered by digitisation of social care.