Findata β Finnish Social and Health Data Permit Authority has published its annual review of 2024. Here are some highlights:
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Here are some of the things that makes our data unique:
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Certain patient groups may be underrepresented or excluded from RCTs due to eligibility criteria, logistical barriers, ethical concerns or other reasons.
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Real-world evidence derived from data collected in routine clinical care is increasingly important for decision-makers in payer and regulatory environments.
Nordic health data has several characteristics that enable a globally unique research environment [β¦]
As the number one provider of Nordic registry studies, Quantify sits at the heart of Scandinavia.
The Nordics typically refers to Northern European countries with similar history, culture and social structures.
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Data thatβs not fit-for-purpose can be scary, but hereβs the good news β Nordic data has many characteristics that allow it to be considered high-quality for a wide range of purposes. These [β¦]
The landscape of healthcare research is rapidly evolving, and social media is emerging as a valuable resource for real-world evidence (RWE) studies.
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Literature reviews are essential throughout the pharmaceutical product development lifecycle, from identifying therapeutic targets to assisting with regulatory and health technology assessment submissions and ultimately improving drug safety and patient outcomes at every stage.
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Nordic registers have been described as a goldmine for producing Real-World Evidence (RWE) in health and welfare research.
The benefits of national registers are well-known; these administrative registers provide comprehensive longitudinal individual-level data with complete coverage for the total population.
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