Surgical registries for advancing quality and device surveillance.
Surgical registries for advancing quality and device surveillance.
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用于提高质量和设备监控的手术注册。
DOI:
10.1016/s0140-6736(16)31402-7
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2016
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Cronenwett,JackL
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作者:
Sedrakyan,Art;Campbell,Bruce;Graves,Stephen;Cronenwett,JackL
Registries see http://www. icvrinitiative. org in health care. 8 Experience with these orthopaedic registries inspired the creation of the American Joint Replacement Registry in 2010. Most innovative procedures, such as transcatheter aortic valve replacement, have a device at their core. 9 Registries permit continuous assessment of devices to provide information for regulators, payers, and manufacturers. Registries allow acquisition of data about devices throughout their lifecycle. 10, 11 Registries also have the capacity to track incremental innovations that, for example, underpin the thousands of joint implants on the market. These benefits have been recognised by the International Medical Device Regulatory Forum’s registry workgroup, which has offered the most pragmatic definition for registry implementation within device regulation (panel). The USA allocates little federal funding for national registries. 12 In this environment, collaboration between regulators, manufacturers, and clinicians is important to develop and sustain registries. Initiation of data collection at the time of first-in-man experience, and use of registries to nest clinical studies with subsequent monitoring of technology as it evolves is a key recommendation of the international Idea, Development, Exploration, Assessment, Long-term study (IDEAL) initiative for devices. 10 The registry framework and IDEAL recommendations could be very attractive for stakeholders with interests in long-term device performance. Linkage of registries with Medicare or private insurer claims increases their potential still further, by providing data about subsequent re-intervention or complications. Such links are the focus of the concept of coordinated registry networks that pull data from multiple sources and are the basis for a new vision of national evaluation systems in the USA. 11 Development of strong surgical registries enables participation in major international collaborations that have been started with the encouragement of regulators. For example, the International Consortium of Orthopedic Registries and the International Consortium of Vascular Registries are already successful in creating global learning networks and international research collaborations.