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@@ -322,26 +322,25 @@ <h3>Prof Harry Hemingway (FFPH FRCP FMedSci)</h3>
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-                  Harry is Research Director at HDR UK, Institute Director at the
-                  Institute of Health Informatics UCL and Professor of Clinical
-                  Epidemiology. He has over 25 years of experience in leadership in
-                  using rapidly changing patient and population data resources for
-                  research and has contributed to establishing, growing and critically
-                  evaluating the field of data science for health nationally and
-                  internationally. The central focus of his research is to develop
-                  underpinning methods to exploit the scale and phenotypic resolution
-                  of electronic health records (EHR) to accelerate early and late phase
-                  translational research. He has published over 200 papers, has an
-                  h-index of 57 with 27,657 citations with research cited in seven
-                  major clinical guidelines and public health policies with
-                  implications for the health of millions. As Research Director Health
-                  Data Research UK (2017-), with £120m initial investment and long
-                  term (15+ years) horizons, he delivered an historic 'first ever' pan
-                  London research partnership in biomedicine around his science vision
-                  across London's five universities (Imperial, King's, QMUL, LSHTM and
-                  UCL) establishing governance arrangements and legal contracts. HDR UK
-                  London has influenced ministerial decisions to award the Digital
-                  Innovation Hubs Programme to HDR UK.
+                  Harry Co-Leads the Phenomics research priority area in HDR UK with Emily Jefferson. 
+                  Along with Spiros Denaxas, he established and grew the CALIBER portal for open, 
+                  reproducible phenotyping using electronic health records from multiple sources.
+                  The CALIBER approach has been further developed, along with other influences, 
+                  into the current HDR UK portal.
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+                  He led the Prognosis Research Strategy (PROGRESS) initiative with a series of 
+                  articles published across BMJ and PLoSMed and is founding Director of the 
+                  Institute of Health Informatics at UCL, and Professor of Clinical Epidemiology. 
+                  The central focus of his research is to develop underpinning methods to exploit 
+                  the scale and phenotypic resolution of electronic health records (EHR) in order 
+                  to offer systematic insights across common and rare diseases, for example in 
+                  prognosis. 
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+                <p>
+                  He has published over 275 papers, has an h-index >90 with 40,000 citations
+                  with research informing changes in clinical practice guidelines and public
+                  health policies with implications for the health of millions.
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