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    Patient Registry Data for Research: A Basic Practical Guide
    Patient Registry Data for Research: A Basic Practical Guide
    Patient Registry Data for Research: A Basic Practical Guide
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    Patient Registry Data for Research: A Basic Practical Guide

    By Mohamad Adam Bujang, Swee Hung Ang, Tg. Mohd Ikhwan Tg Abu Bakar Sidik and

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    Analysis of patient data can be a complicated and challenging process, especially when the data involve many subjects and many variables. A patient registry is a database that organizes collecting the important set of data on a list of identifiable individuals for a specific disease. This type of data usually has tons of data and hundreds of different variables. Thus, the approach to conducting research by using a patient registry database will be more complicated than the other types of dataset. Since the handling of patient registry data is a challenging task, the authors have come out with this e-book/book to become a guideline for the statisticians, medical officers and scientists for them to refer as a handbook whenever they need to use patient registry data for their research.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherInstitute for Clinical Research, NIH MY
    Release dateApr 17, 2021
    ISBN9798201335229
    Patient Registry Data for Research: A Basic Practical Guide
    Author

    Mohamad Adam Bujang

    Dr. Mohamad Adam Bujang is a Research Officer at the Institute for Clinical Research (ICR), Ministry of Health, Malaysia. Having received his Bachelor’s degree in Statistics from MARA University of Technology in 2004, Dr. Mohamad Adam undertook his postgraduate study, receiving his Master’s degree (MBA) in 2008, and then at the same university, receiving his PhD (Information Technology and Quantitative Sciences) in 2017. Currently he is working as a biostatistician and researcher in the Clinical Research Centre, Sarawak General Hospital. His ongoing research interests involve the research methodology such as sampling techniques, sample size planning, and statistical analyses. He has completed many research projects with local and international publications. He is actively involved in research training, reviewer for number of journals and also one of the active members in Malaysia Institute of Statistics (ISM) and Association of Clinical Registries Malaysia (ACRM). Contact details Dr Mohamad Adam Bujang Research Officer, Clinical Research Centre, Sarawak General Hospital Email address: [email protected] Tel: 082-276820 & Fax: 082-276823 Research contributions https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=wfdvW4UAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mohamad_Adam_Bujang

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      Patient Registry Data for Research - Mohamad Adam Bujang

      MOHAMAD ADAM BUJANG

      Patient Registry Data for Research: A Basic Practical Guide

      With

      ANG SWEE HUNG, TG MOHD IKHWAN TG ABU BAKAR SIDIK, TASSHA HILDA ADNAN, NADIAH SA’AT, HON YOON KHEE & ALAN FONG YEAN YIP

      Editors

      PROF. DR. JAMALLUDIN AB RAHMAN

      &

      PROF. DR. SHAMSUL AZHAR SHAH

      May 2021

      Institute for Clinical Research (ICR),

      National Institutes of Health, Blok B4, Aras 1, Jalan Setia Murni U13/52, Seksyen U13, Setia Alam, 40170 Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

      www.crc.gov.my | Phone: 603-3362 7700

      © INSTITUTE FOR CLINICAL RESEARCH (ICR), Mohamad Adam Bujang, 2021.

      Cover and interior design by Chew Cheng Hoon.

      All rights reserved.

      The authors retain the sole copyright ownership of this book. Therefore, it is necessary to obtain prior permission from either the author or the Director of Institute for Clinical Research, Ministry of Health, Malaysia, in order to reuse the content(s) of this book and/or to reproduce the content(s) of this book in any form. However, the author wishes for this book to serve as a useful and not-for-sale reference for managing and conducting medical research consultations.

      PATIENT REGISTRY DATA FOR RESEARCH: A BASIC PRACTICAL GUIDE

      First Edition, 2021.

      Cite as: Mohamad Adam B., Swee Hung A., Tassha Hilda A., Tg Mohd Ikhwan T.A.B.S., Nadiah S., Yoon Khee H., Alan Fong Y.Y. (2021) PATIENT REGISTRY DATA FOR RESEARCH: A BASIC PRACTICAL GUIDE. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Institute for Clinical Research, NIH MY.

      ISBN: 9781005767600

      DOI: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4722674

      Authors

      Dr. Mohamad Adam Bujang, PhD (Information Technology & Quantitative Sciences)

      Clinical Research Centre, Sarawak General Hospital

      Institute for Clinical Research

      Ministry of Health Malaysia

      ––––––––

      Dr. Ang Swee Hung, Msc (Public Health)

      Institute for Clinical Research

      Ministry of Health Malaysia

      ––––––––

      Mr. Tg. Mohd Ikhwan Tg Abu Bakar Sidik, Msc (Statistics)

      UKM Medical Molecular Biology Institute

      Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

      ––––––––

      Mrs. Tassha Hilda Adnan, Bsc (Statistics)

      Sector for Biostatistics & Data Repository,

      National Institutes of Health

      Ministry of Health Malaysia

      ––––––––

      Ms Nadiah Sa'at, Bsc (Mathematics)

      Institute for Clinical Research

      Ministry of Health Malaysia

      ––––––––

      Mr. Hon Yoon Khee, BPharm (Pharmacy)

      Institute for Clinical Research

      Ministry of Health Malaysia

      ––––––––

      Dr Alan Fong Yean Yip, MRCP (UK), FRCP (Edin)

      Clinical Research Centre, Sarawak General Hospital

      Institute for Clinical Research

      Ministry of Health Malaysia

      ––––––––

      Editors

      Prof. Dr. Jamalludin Ab Rahman

      Deputy Dean (Postgraduate & Research)

      Department of Community Medicine

      Kulliyyah (Faculty) of Medicine

      International Islamic University Malaysia

      ––––––––

      Prof. Dr Shamsul Azhar Shah

      Community Health Department

      Faculty of Medicine,

      University Kebangsaan Malaysia

      Acknowledgements

      The authors would like to thank the Director-General of Health Malaysia for his permission to publish this e-book/book. The appreciation also goes to Dr. Lim Teck Onn, Dato' Dr. Goh Pik Pin, the former Directors of Institute for Clinical Research, and Dr Kalai Peariasamy, the Director of Institute for Clinical Research, for their support and guidance. A special appreciation also goes to Dr Chew Cheng Hoon for helping in the design of the book’s cover and also in the process to publish this e-book/book. Last but not least, the author would like to express his sincere appreciation to our colleagues, Mr. Abd Muneer Abd Hamid, Mdm. Premaa Supramaniam, Mdm. Evi Diana Omar, Mr. Shahrul Aiman Soelar, Mdm. Nor Aizura Zulkifli, Mdm. Mariana Mohamad Ali, Mdm. Nur Amirah Zolkepali and Mdm. Nurakmal Baharum for their involvement in conducting the statistical analysis service for producing reports and scientific articles from patient registry databases for Institute for Clinical Research's research clients.

      Table of Content

      Preface

      Abbreviations

      Tables

      Figures

      Chapter 1 - Background

      1.1 Purpose and Scope

      Chapter 2 - Data Acquisition

      2.1 Obtain Prior Consent and Study Approval

      2.2 Understand the Scope of a Registry

      2.3 Estimate the Minimum Sample Size Required for a Registry Study

      2.4 Prepare a Dummy Table for Statistical Analysis

      Chapter 3 - Data Preparation

      3.1  Proper Handling of Duplicates Found in a Dataset

      3.2  Match and Combine Data from Different Datasets

      3.3  Set up Conditions and Requirements for Analysis

      3.4  Establish Data Cleaning Procedures

      3.5  Proper Handling of Missing Data in a Registry Database

      3.6 A Summary of Data Preparation Procedures

      Chapter 4 - Approach for Statistical Analysis

      4.1 A Proposed Guide for Statistical Analysis of Patient Registry Data

      Before statistical analysis

      During statistical analysis

      After statistical analysis

      4.2  Presentation of the Final Results

      4.3  Development of the Statistical Analysis Plan

      Chapter 5 - Summary

      References

      Appendix 1

      Examples list of scientific articles published based on data from patient registries by the authors

      Appendix 2

      Example part of a Case Report Form (CRF) from

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