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The Opinion of Healthcare Professionals About a Proposed European Registry of Neuromodulation for Chronic Pain: An Online Survey

11/10/2024

In the past decade, data from medical records and registries has become more important alongside clinical trials. However, there are only a few independent registries for neuromodulation. Interest in a European registry has grown but hasn’t worked out yet. This survey aims to understand the need and challenges of creating one.

 

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A/Prof Russo is a co-author a new research article:

Spinal cord stimulation has proven effective through clinical trials and cohort studies, and more recently, real-world data from electronic health records and medicolegal claims has been explored. Registries play a crucial role in improving patient care, public health, and device safety, and offer valuable data for research. However, setting up and maintaining medical registries is challenging due to the need for stable funding, legal compliance, and proper infrastructure. In neuromodulation, independent national registries are rare, and despite growing interest in a European registry, efforts have been unsuccessful. This survey aims to assess the need and challenges of creating such a registry for neuromodulation.

Read the complete article here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1094715924006743?dgcid=coauthor

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