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Established in 1973, the Danish National Abortion Registry contains information on legally induced abortions carried out after 1 October 1973. Among the information in the register are data on legal authority, complications, and the nature of the intervention, including whether it is a surgical or medical abortion. In addition, the register contains certain information about the woman.
Close-Up: Retail Pharma (Market Prescription Data National Level for Drugs) is a prescription audit, based on a statistical sample in each Latin American (LatAm) country. Based on a statistical model, Close-Up defines a panel of pharmacies that represents the whole market of prescription in each LatAm country.
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Established in 2010, the National Registry of Rare Kidney Diseases (RaDaR) is an initiative by the UK Kidney Association. Its purpose is to gather longitudinal data on patients diagnosed with specific rare kidney diseases. With 33,000 patients enrolled from 109 sites throughout the UK, RaDaR stands as the largest rare kidney disease registry globally.
The Danish Multiple Sclerosis Registry is one of the oldest and largest MS registries globally, housing nationwide prospective data on all Danish residents diagnosed with MS from 1948 to the present. The registry undergoes a new build approximately every month, during which data are extracted, checked, and cleaned.
We are excited to announce the recent enhancements and upgrades in our tutorial - How to Create Collections on B.R.I.D.G.E. TO DATA®. This updated video demonstrates how to narrow down search results, save collections for future use, and leverage new features for even better profile comparisons.
Our tutorial “How to Conduct a Search” has been updated to include our latest enhancements, to better serve pharmaceutical companies, database consultants, epidemiologists, and public health professionals. This tutorial offers an improved guide on the basics of searching for database profiles using keywords and/or defined criteria and explains how to save individual searches for future reference.
Started in 2015, the goal of the Utah Parkinson’s Disease Registry is to develop a database of accurate historical and current information for research and public health purposes. The collection of patient data is important for detecting disease incidence, and possible risk factors of PD and other related movement disorders.
Starting in 2003, the Danish National Prescription Registry includes individual-level data on prescriptions filled by Danish residents at community pharmacies. The Danish community pharmacy sector consists of 314 large pharmacies, on average covering about 17,000 residents and serving about 600 customers per day. Data are received from records in the electronic dispensing systems of community pharmacies. The Registry contains 46 variables that characterize each redeemed prescription.