Utilization of a novel tool, " Summary Page", was strongly associated with an increase in the frequency of correction of omitted data.
In this study we evaluated the effect of the " Summary Page" access on the frequency of correction of omitted data in research databases.
Frequency of correction of the omitted date of cancer relapse was six-fold higher in records for which " Summary Page" was accessed (p = 0.0003).
Therefore the increased frequency of correction of omitted data we observed in the " Summary Page" users can be due to several mechanisms.
We conducted prospective observational analysis of data entered in a radiation oncology clinical research database to determine whether utilization of the " Summary Page" was associated with higher frequency of correction of omitted date of cancer relapse (primary outcome).
We have conducted a prospective observational study of the effect of a novel tool called " Summary Page" on the frequency of correction of omitted data errors in a radiation oncology research database between July 2008 and March 2009.
We also use an I-SceI-sensitive HPRT minigene to investigate how the frequency of gene correction is influenced by repair template design.
It is planned to follow-up with the children into the age of the mixed and permanent dentition to record the development of the occlusal characteristics, and to determine the frequency of spontaneous correction.
However, the high frequency of pseudarthrosis, ineffective correction of kyphosis and maintenance of the correction, and unsatisfactory neurological function overwhelm its advantages.
Although our initial experiments involved an ectopic mouse HP-I*-RT minigene and were not used to measure absolute frequencies of gene correction, they did generate several interesting results concerning the mechanisms of GT efficiencies using different templates.
