Research drives the future of healthcare. But it’s not always a straight path forward. Research questions are complicated, priorities shift, and real-world data is messy. Modern analytics technology and informatics simplify these complexities. With an efficient, reliable way to glean real-world evidence from disparate data, you can accelerate discovery, advance patient care, and bring novel products and treatments to market.
Research is essential to advancing care, treatment, and therapies. Whether you are using a registry to enable rapid-cycle research or to run registry-based studies and trials, you need evidence that’s trusted, accessible, and useful. Here’s our approach to leveraging registries or registry data for research.
To answer the right questions, you need the right data. Creating a central source of truth starts with efficiently and securely harmonizing everything from clinical and claims data to patient-reported outcomes into high-quality data asset.
Real-world data must be clean before it can provide you clarity. We apply clinically-proven validation, transformation, and advanced analytics to ensure your data assets are research-grade, trusted, and stand up to peer review.
When you have access to powerful RWE, you can serve your research priorities with ease. Explore insights via reports and data visualizations, and drill into patient- or case-level details to investigate clinical trends and outcomes.
Our analytics solutions provide you with precise answers that accelerate research. RegistryX transforms large real-world datasets into evidence that helps you advance research and discovery. You’ll be able to:
Leading organizations rely on registry data to perform cutting-edge research. From clinical trials to post-market surveillance to patient outcomes analysis, clinical registries are vital data and analytics assets. On average, our customers publish 1 peer-reviewed research paper using registry data every 3 days. Customers have been able to:
Analyze risk of using extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) in pregnant patients (ELSO).
Compare quality of life outcomes among patients receiving various types of hernia repair (AHSQC).
Develop best practices for opioid prescribing post-surgery (MSQC).
Clinical research evaluates the effectiveness and safety of treatments, protocols, devices, and products. There are many different study designs that support clinical research, but all of them involve data--which can be limited and complex.
Employing a registry to support clinical research allows you to:
You need real-world healthcare data to get real-world evidence that can support clinical research, whether that be for post-market surveillance, patient cohort analysis, or registry-based clinical trials. Registries can help you catapult your clinical research to the next level.
Learn more about how clinical registries advance clinical research.