基于日常医疗数据的研究报告规范

基于日常医疗数据的研究报告规范：RECORD

The REporting of studies Conducted using

Observational Routinely-collected health

Data (RECORD) Statement

参考文献：

Benchimol EI, Smeeth L, Guttmann A, Harron K, Moher D,

Petersen I, et al. (2015) The REporting of studies

Conducted using Observational Routinely-collected

health Data (RECORD) Statement. PLoS Med 12(10):

e1001885.

Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in

Epidemiology (STROBE): explanation and elaboration.

Ann Intern Med. 2007 Oct 16;147(8):W163-94.

常规收集的医疗数据

01OPTION 02OPTION 03

OPTION 04

OPTION 疾病注册系统胸痛中心、创伤数据库、

传染病慢病报卡糖尿病、卒中、各类传染病

电子病历系统

医院系统电子病历临床研究的二次数据

Biolincc 、各种公开第三方数据平台

REPORT核查表概况

共6大部分：

题目和摘要、前言、方法、结果、讨论、其它信息

Ite m No.STROBE items Location in

manuscript

where

items are

reported

RECORD items Location in

manuscript

where items

are reported

Title and abstract

1(a)Indicate the

study’s design

with a

commonly used

term in the title

or the abstract RECORD 1.1: The type of

data used should be

specified in the title or abstract. When possible, the name of the databases used should be included.

1-3

❖Leukaemia incidence among workers in the shoe and boot manufacturing industry: a case –control study 四大要素：

•强调使用日常收集的数据库•

收集数据的时间地点•不同数据库进行关联研究

Title and abstract

Item No.STROBE items RECORD items 1(a)Indicate the study’s design with a commonly used term in the title or the abstract (b)Provide in the abstract an informative and balanced summary of what was done and what was found RECORD 1.1: The type of data used should be specified in the title or abstract. When possible, the name of the databases used should be included.RECORD 1.2: If applicable, the geographic region and timeframe within which the study took place should be reported in the title or abstract.RECORD 1.3: If linkage between databases was conducted for the study, this should be clearly stated in the title or abstract.

摘要的写法

Background: The expected survival of HIV-infected patients is of major public health interest.

Objective: To estimate survival time and age-specific mortality rates of an HIV-infected population compared with that of the general population.

Design: Population-based cohort study.

Setting: All HIV-infected persons receiving care in Denmark from 1995 to 2005.

Patients: Each member of the nationwide Danish HIV Cohort Study was matched with as many as 99 persons from the general population according to sex, date of birth, and municipality of residence.

Measurements: The authors computed Kaplan–Meier life tables with age as the time scale to estimate survival from age 25 years. Patients with HIV infection and corresponding persons from the general population were observed from the date of the patient's HIV diagnosis until death, emigration, or 1 May 2005.