Sentence examples for registry forming from inspiring English sources
This was recently illustrated in the IMPACT project (International Mission on Prognosis and Clinical Trial Design in TBI) in which individual patient data from three observational series and eight clinical trials were merged into a large registry, forming a culture medium for exploring concepts to improve the design of clinical trials in TBI [ 2].
However, in the advent of trans-catheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) in Japan, PMS with an AE alert mail system was embedded in a national TAVR registry formed by academic societies; and the system is designed to collect 5 years of follow-up data (Japanese Registry of Trans-Catheter Aortic Valve Replacement).
Leadership is provided by policymakers, with academics, clinicians and cancer registries forming an international network to conduct the research.
The primary study objective was to compare the time spent completing registry forms using eSource versus non-eSource methods The secondary objectives were to compare data quality associated with these two data capture methods and the flexibility of the workflows.
The Registry Forms (RF) consisted of a series of data including: clinical and laboratory results regarding admission, hospital stay, treatment, discharge diagnosis and sequelae.
A total of 2,477 "probable" bacterial meningitis cases were recorded from the registry forms of ASCH of which 1,331 (53.7%) cases were classified as confirmed BM cases.
The paediatric registry form was recorded in the NCU for all neonates who were transferred.
We would like to thank all pediatricians who participated in the collection of data by filling the Registry Form.
The neonatal registry form was recorded for all neonates who were transferred for admission in the NCU.
Letters from the state cancer registries were sent to the medical doctor listed on the cancer registry form for each woman meeting the eligibility criteria.
These identification numbers were collected by the registry form at each birth and were used to link subsequent births of the same woman in the registry.
