Organization of national diabetes registers based on the examples of a several Western countries

Abstract


Diabetes mellitus (DM) registries are effective tools for monitoring the quality of treatment, including assessing the implementation of medication prescriptions and the implementation of models for the prevention of complications. The article examines the basic principles of the structural organization of national DM registers in a number of Western countries. It was noted that further standardization of sets of registered parameters in medical information databases will contribute to the development of methods for conducting comparative assessments of the effectiveness of DM therapy in everyday clinical practice.

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Dmitry A. Andreev

Research Institute for Healthcare Organization and Medical Management, Moscow, Russia

Email: andreevda@zdrav.mos.ru

Alexander A. Timoshevsky

Research Institute for Healthcare Organization and Medical Management, Moscow, Russia

Email: timoshevskijaa@zdrav.mos.ru

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