Enhancing evidence based medicine: Twelve tips for conducting register-based research | Zendy

Hannah L. Brooke | Zendy; Martin J. Holzmann | Zendy; Ola Olén | Zendy; Mats Talbäck | Zendy; Maria Feychting | Zendy; Anita Berglund | Zendy; Jonas F. Ludvigsson | Zendy; Rickard Ljung | Zendy

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Enhancing evidence based medicine: Twelve tips for conducting register-based research

Author(s) -

Hannah L. Brooke,

Martin J. Holzmann,

Ola Olén,

Mats Talbäck,

Maria Feychting,

Anita Berglund,

Jonas F. Ludvigsson,

Rickard Ljung

Publication year - 2016

Publication title -

mededpublish

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2312-7996

DOI - 10.15694/mep.2016.000071

Subject(s) - register (sociolinguistics) , medical research , process (computing) , subject (documents) , medicine , psychology , computer science , library science , pathology , philosophy , linguistics , operating system

With the increasing use of electronic health records for research, the need for clinicians to understand register-based research will become more important in the future. Based on our expertise we have compiled 12 tips for conducting register-based research. We aim to improve the subject knowledge of medical educators and those intending to critically appraise register-based studies. In addition, we aim to create a practical guide for those considering using register data in their own research. Our tips summarise characteristics of the research process specific to registerbased research, from study design and ethical considerations, to validating the register and managing the data.

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