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Qual­ity re­gisters for sur­gery ex­clude many treat­ment-re­lated ad­verse events

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August 28, 2018
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(University of Helsinki) According to a recent study, many extensive national registries are primarily based on data collected for administrative purposes, and often feature selective and incomplete reporting of treatment outcomes.

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