Sentence examples for patient-level database from inspiring English sources

NWEH-LDB and alert systems were designed to provide a comprehensive, daily updated, electronic patient-level database including a range of data sources.

Access to a rich, in-house, patient-level database provided us with the flexibility to analyze data using specific age cut-offs and allowed for increased precision of our estimates.

Specifically, delays in data entry of patient information in the electronic patient-level database used to follow HIV care patients by health facility data clerks have limited the ability of study staff to send SMS reminder for scheduled follow-up appointments to all participants in the CIS arm that have linked to care.

More definitive resource use and cost data from longitudinal, patient-level databases would have been preferred.

They are fully integrated patient-level databases covering healthcare delivery from the inpatient, outpatient, drug, and laboratory settings, as well as health risk assessment, and benefit design information from US commercially insured and Medicare supplemental populations.

Upon study completion, clinical and immunological data required to construct the primary study outcomes of linkage and retention and other variables of interest are extracted from existing electronic patient-level databases.

Data extraction Patient level databases were obtained, transferred to a central database, checked, and completed with further information provided by authors.

QResearch is a continually updated patient-level pseudonymised database with event-level data extending back to 1989.

Summary results from the meta-analyses using heat index and SSC produced very similar spatial patterns which are presented in the (Additional file 1: Table S4).> A unique patient-level insurance claims database was combined with different measures of daily ambient heat and analyzed using a case-crossover study design to estimate odds ratio of hyperthermia-related ED visit.

The current study examines the association between alcohol consumption, ethnicity, socioeconomic deprivation and health in an inner-city cohort of people aged 65 years and over using a patient-level, primary care database from general practices in south east London, UK.

Data were extracted from IMS' private practice database of longitudinal, patient-level claims and IMS' commercial laboratory database during 4/1/2006 12/31/2010.