These registries collect and collate data on cancer incidence and survival using a variety of sources, including health care providers, cancer screening programmes and death certificates (UKACR, 2012).
The facility also offers the opportunity to comprehensively exchange, compare and collate data on a scale unprecedented in the ageing community.
WHO has recently undertaken an extensive effort to collect and collate data on the unit cost of hospitals and health centres from as many countries as possible; so far, data have been assembled from 49 countries, for various years during the period 1973 2000.
Safety and tolerability were assessed by collating data on adverse events using the Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities (MedDRA version 12.1).
Safety and tolerability was assessed by collating data on adverse events (AEs) using the Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities (MedDRA version 12.1), hypoglycemic events, laboratory tests, calculated creatinine clearance, urinary glucose/creatinine ratio, electrocardiographic and physical examinations, and vital signs.
All ship captains were tasked with collating data on the weather and computing it, with the use of tested instruments that were loaned for this purpose.
"Who Targets Me?" is a Chrome extension which tells you which political parties or campaigns are targeting you, and collates data on this activity.
The NSW Ministry of Health has responsibility for all inpatient services and collates data on admissions into the NSW Admitted Patient Data Collection (APDC).
The National Study of HIV in Pregnancy and Childhood (NSHPC) collates data on HIV-positive women receiving antenatal care from every maternity unit in the UK and Ireland.
CoFactor has been designed to remedy this, as MACiE (Holliday et al., 2007) and Metal-MACiE were designed to collate data on enzyme mechanisms and metal ions in catalysis, respectively.
