Summary
(New York Metropolitan Area)
The Northwell Wound Registry has a total of 15,915 patients with 203,145 discrete wounds. Tissue Analytics wound tracking is done since September 2020.
Northwell has the following data from their primary wound care center:
Clinic Data
Provider Data
Patient Data
Patient visit data
Wound Data
Wound-visit Data
Patient Primary Problems (Wound Diagnoses)
Patient Primary Problem (wound)-Visit Data
Patient Secondary Problems (Other Diagnoses)
Medical History Facts
Patient Allergies
Patient Medications
Patient Labs
Patient Treatments
Patient Procedures (LIMITED)
(This is a cold-fusion based personalized wound registry designed by Northwell IT with a total of 15,915 patients. The registry is continuously updated from Northwell EMR and Tissue Analytics wound tracking.)
(Monthly data dump from EHR into registry)
(Monthly data dump from EHR into registry)
[EMR data are available since 2015, while tissue analytics data (wound imaging, etc.) are available only since 2020.]
(Northwell has data on outpatients only - all insurance and non-insured patients. It is a urban/suburban population, approximately 45% White, 20% Black, and 10% Asian. The average age of patients is 72 in the registry.
NOTE: Northwell can access inpatient data if necessary, but that would be via a traditional chart review.)
Northwell only has outpatient data in the registry. However, they can access inpatient data if necessary, but that would be via a traditional chart review.
The Northwell Wound Registry is updated on an ongoing basis.
This profile was developed for the B.R.I.D.G.E. TO DATA site on February 26, 2024.
Population Dynamics
(15,915 patients)
(15,915 patients)
Approximately 600 new patients are added to the database annually. Patients are never removed from the database.
(Not applicable as data are still being collected)
Demographic Data
Both age and year of birth are recorded
< 18 years = 1%
> 65 years = 85%
(Male / Female)
Males = 54%
Females = 46%
[White
Black/African American
American Indian/Native American
Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander
Asian
Other/Multiracial
Unknown
Declined to answer
Hispanic
Non-Hispanic]
New York Metropolitan Area
Year of birth and age are both recorded
Physician & Practioner Info
Diagnoses/Signs & Symptoms
Available information includes:
-Clinic Data
-Provider Data
-Patient Data
-Patient visit data
-Wound Data
-Wound-visit Data
-Patient Primary Problems (Wound Diagnoses)
-Patient Primary Problem (wound)-Visit Data
-Patient Secondary Problems (Other Diagnoses)
-Medical History Facts ICD-10 Diagnosis Codes
-Patient Allergies
Wound data are available on, for example:
-Diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs)
-Venous Leg Ulcers (VLUs)
-Pressure ulcers (PUs)
-Chronic non-pressure ulcers
-Traumatic wounds
-Surgical Dehiscences
-Arterial Ulcers
[EMR data are available since 2015, while tissue analytics data (wound imaging, etc.) are available only since 2020.
NOTE: Date of diagnosis is not included.]
Vital signs and lab values are searchable.
However, cancer data are limited to ICD-10 diagnosis codes.
Procedures
However this information is limited. Patient treatment information is also available.
[EMR data are available since 2015, while tissue analytics data (wound imaging, etc.) are available only since 2020.]
Information is available on: Metabolic Panel, Lipid Screen, LFT, WBC/RBC, A1C, most commonly ordered blood work.
Drug Information
Information is available on patient medications
[EMR data are available since 2015, while tissue analytics data (wound imaging, etc.) are available only since 2020.]
(Not applicable; this information is not available to us; please reach out to database manager for details.)
(Not applicable)
Biobanks
Genetic-PGx Data
Economic Data
(Not applicable)
(Not applicable)
(Not applicable)
(Not applicable)
Validation & Linkage
Access is limited to internal personnel only
N/A
(Not applicable)
Administrative Information
Amit Rao
Email: arao3@northwell.edu
N/A
(Not applicable)
(Institutional Funding)
(Not applicable)
N/A
(Not applicable)
Please contact database manager for more information. However, please note: Datasets are designed to facilitate quick queries, and datasets can be exported for further analysis. However, exports would have to be done piecemeal when the required dataset is large.
If the analysis is to be done by Northwell, then one would have to go through the proper channels, i.e., submitting for IRB approval, etc.
Please contact database manager for data costs
Please contact database manager for more publications.
1. Oropallo A, Rao AS, Del Pin C, Ranire‐Maguire M, Mathew A. An objective comparative study of non‐surgical cleansing techniques and cleanser types in bacterial burden management. International Wound Journal. 2024 Feb;21(2):e14730.
2. Del Pin C, Rao A, Coles M, Del Rio MB, Alisha Oropallo A. Cisgender cellular tissue-based products improve wound healing. Wounds. 2024;36(1):21-22.
3. Oropallo A, Beneat A, Rao A, Goodman E. Revisiting Heinz-Lippman disease as a complication of chronic venous insufficiency. Journal of Vascular Surgery Cases, Innovations and Techniques. 2023 Dec 29:101408.
Database Contact
Amit Rao
Email: arao3@northwell.edu
N/A
Literature References
1. Oropallo A, Rao AS, Del Pin C, Ranire‐Maguire M, Mathew A. An objective comparative study of non‐surgical cleansing techniques and cleanser types in bacterial burden management. International Wound Journal. 2024 Feb;21(2):e14730.
2. Del Pin C, Rao A, Coles M, Del Rio MB, Alisha Oropallo A. Cisgender cellular tissue-based products improve wound healing. Wounds. 2024;36(1):21-22.
3. Oropallo A, Beneat A, Rao A, Goodman E. Revisiting Heinz-Lippman disease as a complication of chronic venous insufficiency. Journal of Vascular Surgery Cases, Innovations and Techniques. 2023 Dec 29:101408.