The phrase "audit registry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to record-keeping, compliance, or tracking audits within an organization or system.
Example: "The company maintains an audit registry to ensure all financial transactions are properly documented and reviewed."
Alternatives: "audit log" or "audit record".
All eight audit registries described in this article have given their full commitment to participate in the EURECCA framework.
Another important advantage is the fact that audit registries include the entire patient population, which makes it possible to perform research on patient groups that are usually excluded from clinical trials (e.g., elderly, high comorbidity).
Despite the amelioration brought by clinical trials, national audit registries in surgical oncology have led to improvements with a greater impact than any of the adjuvant therapies currently under study.
25 51 52 At a broad European level, national audit registries in surgical oncology have led to improvements with a great impact and they offered the possibility, as for our project, to perform research on patients that are usually excluded from clinical trials such as the elderly and comorbid patients.
Currently, evaluating outcomes for many audit and registry activities focus on specialty-specific clinical management issues.
Information on dispensed prescribing was linked to hospital discharge records, breast cancer clinical audit, cancer registry and death certification for each individual.
Since the launch of drotrecogin alfa activated (DrotAA), institutions and individual countries have published data on its use in clinical practice, based on audit or registry data.
10 17 19 21 However, the method of identifying (national cancer audit, cancer registry, hospital records) and classifying comorbidity (individual conditions, Charlson score, Deyo score) varied across studies, and this may have impacted on the consistency of findings.
Since the launch of drotrecogin alfa (activated) (DAA) a number of institutions and countries have published data on its use in clinical practice, based on audit or registry data.
Since its approval, a number of institutions and countries have published data on the use of DrotAA in clinical practice, based on audit or registry information; with the intent of defining 'real world' experience [ 7- 15].
