Founded in 1960, the Israel National Cancer Registry (INCR) covers the entire Israeli population compiling data on all reported cancer cases including demographic information, diagnosis, date of diagnosis, and stage at diagnosis. INCR also provides linkage to national population databases using the unique national identifier.
See a list of all 241 databases profiled here
The IMS Oncology EMR Database (USA) is the 70th US database to be profiledin B.R.I.D.G.E. It is also our 240th profile worldwide! This database contains patient interactions, collected from oncology-specific EMR vendors across the outpatient office setting. Data are available from 2004 through the present time on >0.5 Million unique oncology patients with 14.4Million medication orders (latest 3 years). (Sign-up here to read the full profile)
We now have 238 profiles in our collection – from 33 countries! – and hope to add a few more this year!
✔ We thank everyone who stopped by our booth in Taiwan to learn more about B.R.I.D.G.E. TO DATA.® Don’t forget to sign up by November 26, 2014 to qualify for special rates found on the back of the flyer.
✔ Download a copy of our poster, "A Comparison between Chinese and US Electronic Health Records Database Structures," presented at ICPE 2014 in Taiwan.
Three new database profiles can be viewed at Booth #19 at ICPE in Taipei, Taiwan:
We now have 236 profiles in our collection – from 33 countries!
- Stop by for a free demo of B.R.I.D.G.E. TO DATA®
- See our poster: "A Comparison between Chinese and US Electronic Health Records Database Structures." (Abstract #756 - Poster Session C: Database, October 27, 2014). Read our complete NewsletterWe are making strides towards adding new database profiles from more countries. We now have our first profile from Ukraine: National Cancer Registry of Ukraine.
Started in 1989, it collects information about all cases of malignant neoplasms in Ukraine in all age groups. Since the year 2002, this registry covers cases from the whole country. This population-based cancer registry is also linked to, but distinct from, the hospital-based cancer registry.
The main goal of B.R.I.D.G.E. is to profile databases from around the world with the most current information. Although we try to include as many profiles as possible, we unfortunately cannot profile every database. We work with each database manager to ensure their database profile is complete and accurate, as well as receive explicit permission for their database to be listed. Some reasons for declined participation are time constraints, non-commercial interests, and information disclosure restrictions.
