Registries

Registries that collect themselves

Entered once, during care. The registry is a view of the pathway, not a second data-entry burden. That is why it is still current in year three.

  • Entered once, during care
  • Governance named
  • A society or a sponsor can start one
Registries that collect themselves

11 centres

in the multiple sclerosis registry

Society owned

the definition is never ours

How the model works

A view, not a second entry

The registry reads the resources the pathway already produces. Nothing is typed twice.

Governance is named

Who runs it, which centres contribute, the scientific committee. It is what a sponsor checks first.

Who owns what

The record stays the provider's. The definition is the society's. The anonymised view is what a sponsor accesses under a permit.

How one starts

A society defines the variables, the centres agree, the pathway is instrumented. The registry exists from the first patient.

Registries today

Who owns the definition, which centres contribute, how many patients are in each.

  • The Slovak multicentre multiple sclerosis registry: the reference implementation.
RegistryOwner of the definitionCentresPatientsStatus
Slovak multicentre multiple sclerosis registryThe national neurological society113,900Live
Dementia registry, SlovakiaSociety definition in preparation21,450In build
Colorectal outcomes registrySociety definition in preparation31,120In build
Cardiac ablation registryDefinition under review1640Scope in agreement

What societies and sponsors ask

Who owns the registry?

The society that defines it owns the definition; the providers own their records; access to the anonymised view is governed by the scientific committee and, for secondary use, by a permit.

Why do registries get abandoned?
How does a sponsor access it?

Monthly briefing

The signal, once a month.

What changed in European health data, what we shipped, and what it means for a provider. Nothing else.

One email a month. One click to leave.