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more »9/19/17: Our 6th Finnish database profile has been added
Since 1950, the National Institute for Health and Welfare Finland (THL) Register of Induced Abortions monitors and develops measures to promote the health and well-being of the population of Finland. Among other things, data include information on grounds for abortion - since 1955. Starting 1958, information is available on patient’s marital status, age, number of births and the number of procedures performed in each province.
9/6/17: Thank you to those who visited us at ICPE in Montreal
We were pleased to meet you all and hope you enjoyed your chance to conduct your own database search with B.R.I.D.G.E. TO DATA®. Don’t forget we are offering ISPE members a 10% discount for signing up by September 30, 2017*.
8/24/17: Profile of a US Military Health Services database just added.
We are pleased to include the Department of Defense (DoD) Military Health Services (MHS) Electronic Health Records Database profile into B.R.I.D.G.E. This database encompasses ~40-50 Million uniformed service members, retirees, and their family members across all states, territories, and regions of the US from 1990 through the present. There are ~10 Million active beneficiaries, and the database population is demographically similar to most US healthcare systems.
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8/14/17: Come see us at ICPE 2017 in Montreal, Canada, August 28-30
Our team will be at the 33rd International Conference on Pharmacoepidemiology and Therapeutic Risk Management (ICPE) in Montreal, Canada, August 28-30. Meet us at booth #18 and say hello.
8/11/17: New profile from Finland
Our 284th profile is the Care Register for Health Care, a continuation of the Finnish National Hospital Discharge Register (FHDR). One of the oldest individual level hospital discharge registers covering all of Finland, the Care Register covers data from 1969 to present and has more comprehensive data on the use of services and service users than the original FHDR.