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Building a rare disease registry

Patient registries are centralised databases that collect medical information about patients with a particular condition or group of conditions. Patient registries are often particularly valuable for rare diseases.

This course will explain what a patient registry is, how they can be used and why they are valuable to patient groups.

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Resource type

Course

Skill level

Advanced

Duration

Est. 2 hours

Last updated

October 2019

Resource type

Course

Skill level

Advanced

Duration

Est. 2 hours

Last updated

October 2019

What will you learn?

  • How to use a patient registry and apply the data contained within it

 

  • The steps involved in setting up a patient registry
  • The important considerations for maintaining a registry

 

  • The impact a registry can have

Who is this course for?

This course is designed for patient groups looking to set up a patient registry to help them progress towards their goals. These may include:

 

  • Collecting data on disease impact
  • Drug development
  • Securing access to treatments 
  • Understanding the patient population better 

Resource Content

Introduction to registries
What is a patient registry and why are they useful?
Who can develop and contribute to patient registries?
What types of registries already exist?
Finding existing registries
Case Study: The DMD Registry
Steps to building a patient registry
What do you need to consider?
Outlining your vision
Planning
Setting up and launching the registry
Disseminating and promoting the registry
Using and sharing registry data and conducting reviews
Feedback
Extra Resources
Further resources and additional reading