Sentence examples for link administrative from inspiring English sources

Further, the ability to link administrative datasets provides the opportunity to capture detailed outcome information as shown in Figure  1 without the need for laborious prospective data entry.

Also, we were able to link administrative data to a nationwide clinic-level survey of pharmacist availability that is rarely available in other health systems and had a 93% response rate from 250 clinic representatives.

The WADLS and ISD Scotland are validated record linkage systems that routinely link administrative health data from core datasets for the entire population of Western Australia and Scotland, respectively.

The BCLHD, which integrates health service records, population health data, and census statistics, makes it possible to link administrative records anonymously at the individual level by using a unique personal health number (PHN).

Whilst not the subject of this paper, adults who were 'responsible' for a child (aged 0-15) in the household, usually the mother, were also asked for their permission to link administrative health data held on the child(ren) to the survey responses.

Design: A retrospective study linking administrative billing data and patients' functional assessment records.

This study sought to quantify the risk of cataracts with SSRIs by conducting a pharmacoepidemiologic study using the linked administrative databases in the province of Quebec, Canada.

This study draws on linked administrative data to describe the exposure of children aged less than 2 years to maternal imprisonment in Western Australia, their contact with child protection services, and infant mortality rates.

This study draws on whole-population linked administrative data to examine maternal incarceration exposure, child protection system contact, and mortality rates for infant children of Western Australian women prisoners.

In this paper, I use a unique dataset linking administrative school data with birth records to quantify the importance of time-varying family factors for child achievement and time use.

It also demonstrates the value of linked administrative data -- like birth and CPS records -- in highlighting directions for change.