From: Defining dimensions of research readiness: a conceptual model for primary care research networks
TIRRE model of research readiness | |
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1 | Data readiness (micro level) |
This will assess the current state of data held within the practice. | |
a | What data |
 | i. Scope of data recorded |
 | ii. How held (distributed or centralised) |
 | iii. Single or multiple systems |
b | Interoperability |
 | i. Denominator data, - demographics, - unique identifiers |
 | ii. Coding system |
 | iii. Data quality – metadata Linkages – lab |
2 | Record system readiness (meso level) |
a | Type of record architecture – encounter based, problem orientated, |
b | Data extraction method (e.g. local or central) |
c | Extract type |
d | Health-system-wide initiatives for data extraction (e.g. CPRD, GPES) |
3 | Organisational readiness (macro level) |
a | Legislative and regulatory compliance readiness |
b | Health system readiness |
 | i. Organisational structure |
 | ii. Local issues or service configuration that might inform data availability |
 | iii. Other studies which may involve the target patients/subjects of research |
c | Socio-cultural readiness |
 | i. Types of studies that the data provider finds acceptable/is allowed to participate in |
 | ii. Other factors that might influence local data |
 | iii. Language within records |
4 | Study readiness |
a | Quality of relevant data |
b | Demographic and other data including access to laboratory and imaging res |