====== QCovid ======

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**QCovid** was an online clinical assessment tool intended to determine an individual's risk of hospitalization or death from [[COVID-19]]. It was housed by [[Oxford Computer Consultants]], and used by [[NHS Digital]] to identify "high-risk groups" to be prioritized for [[COVID-19 vaccines|vaccination]].((//QCovidTM risk calculator.// QCovid. Retrieved May 14, 2023, from http://archive.today/2023.05.14-075537/https://qcovid.org/)) The website is defunct as of May 20, 2023.

===== History =====

QCovid was commissioned in 2020 by the Chief Medical Officer for [[united_kingdom:England]] on behalf of the [[United Kingdom]] government. The website was decommissioned in mid-May 2023.

===== Personnel =====

^ Name  ^ Position  ^ Notes  ^
| [[Julia Hippisley-Cox]]  | Research team lead  | [[University of Oxford]]  |

The team included researchers from:

  * [[Department of Health and Social Care]]
  * [[London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine]]
  * [[NHS Digital]]
  * [[NHS England and Improvement]]
  * [[NHSx]]
  * [[Queen Mary University of London]]
  * [[Queen's University Belfast]]
  * [[Swansea University]]
  * [[University College London]]
  * [[University of Edinburgh]]
  * [[University of Leicester]]
  * [[University of Liverpool]]
  * [[University of Nottingham]]

===== External links =====

  * [[https://web.archive.org/web/20230514075537/https://qcovid.org/|Website (archived)]]