Sentence examples for using a retrospective database from inspiring English sources

In an observational study using a retrospective database analysis, the potential exists for information bias.

Using a retrospective database review of all patients undergoing Doppler echocardiographic measures with an elevated PASP (≥40 mm Hg), we found that PHT is a common and dangerous disease.

Using a retrospective population database design, we aimed to characterize AP prescribing by prevalence, drug, dose, duration, indication/diagnoses, prescriber type, psychotropic co-prescribing, morbidity, and mortality in a population of low income youth.

Bacca-Garcia et al., [ 42] using a retrospective semi administrative database found that validity and stability varied with diagnosis (best for schizophrenia, least for personality disorders) and setting (best in the inpatient, least in the outpatient, intermediate in the PES).

Second, Said et al. estimated direct medical costs and resource use for commercially insured CTEPH patients during 2004 2009 within the US-American MarketScan database using a retrospective cohort design [ 15].

The present study sought to replicate and update a previously published, comprehensive assessment of MS-related health care costs using a retrospective analysis of a large database of commercially insured patients.

We evaluated a series of hypotheses regarding an association between in utero residential "exposure" to specific agricultural pesticides (that is, maternal residence in close proximity to sites of application) and the development of ASD by linking existing databases using a retrospective case control design.

This was a retrospective database study using the Nihon University School of Medicine (NUSM) Clinical Data Warehouse (CDW).

This was a retrospective database study using the Nihon University School of Medicine (NUSM) Clinical Data Warehouse (CDW), which is a centralized data repository that integrates separate databases, such as an order entry database and a laboratory results database, from the hospital information systems at three hospitals affiliated to NUSM.

This was a retrospective database study using the Nihon University School of Medicine (NUSM) Clinical Data Warehouse (CDW), which is a centralized data repository that integrates separate databases, such as an order entry database and a laboratory results database, from the hospital information systems at three hospitals affiliated with NUSM.

[ 20] was a retrospective database cohort study using data from two inpatient psychiatric units in the USA: a crisis stabilization unit (CSU) and a longer-stay milieu unit (LSMU).