Sentence examples for use of national databases from inspiring English sources

The use of national databases in spinal surgery outcomes research is increasing.

The ICU-DRG accounting system is evaluated by the Danish Ministry of Health with annual adaption of the DRG pricing by the use of national databases and cost registers.

In order to improve planning and design, some proposed measures were highlighted, such as the establishment of national databases and the use of pilot studies.

The strengths of our analyses are that we have a large, complete population-based dataset on cervical screening that we can then directly link to disease and vaccination status through use of our national databases.

While the use of national administrative databases have allowed us to capture many DFU cases, the true number of cases may be higher due to the limitations around DFU coding in the current databases for follow-up care.

The use of national inpatient databases for spine surgery research has been increasing.

First, this study was limited by its use of national administrative databases.

We aim to maximize participant retention and follow-up through telephone contact and use of national electronic databases for long-term follow-up.

The use of a national database representative of hospitalizations across France, in conjunction with the large size of the two study populations involved (303,648 hospitalizations, representing 1.6% of all admissions to French hospitals in 2001) adds weight to the findings regarding the impact of anemia in an arthritic population.

The goal of this study was to assess the effect of obesity on postoperative complications after operative management of proximal humerus fractures by use of a national database.

Further, use of a national database would allow the comparison of HIVAN patients in a large at-risk population and allow comparison with single center studies that may reflect practices that may not be representative of the national as a whole.