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Second BIRO Academy Residential Course
Brussels, 24th January 2011
Standardized Reporting of
Quality and Outcomes in Diabetes
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Session 1. Why Diabetes Registries?
Session II – The ingredients of a Diabetes Registry
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Managing a Diabetes database: using a Data Dictionary and processing health records
(Scott Cunningham, Dundee, Scotland) |
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Multilevel collaborative platforms: Linking Diabetes Medical Records to other Sources
(Mark McGilchrist, Dundee, Scotland) |
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Data Protection and Privacy Issues: Legal aspects
(Concetta Tania Di Iorio, Pescara, Italy) |
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Data Protection and Privacy Issues: Technical aspects
(Peter Beck, Graz, Austria) |
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The BIRO System
(Fabrizio Carinci, Pescara, Italy) |
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The EU HEIDI System
(Tuuli Maria Mattila, Brussels, Belgium) |
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General Discussion
(Facilitated by J.Azzopardi, Malta) |
Session III – What to Expect from a Diabetes Registry
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Levels of evidence from Diabetes Registries
(John Lachin, Washington, USA) |
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Diabetes Registries vs RCTs
(Sarah Wild, Edinburgh, Scotland) |
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Risk Adjusted Diabetes Estimators
(Fabrizio Carinci, Pescara, Italy) |
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Population-based Estimates
(David Whiting, Brussels, Belgium) |
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Research use of Diabetes Registries (I)
(Zeliko Metelko, Zagreb, Croatia) |
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Research use of Diabetes Registries (II)
(Ulf Lindblad, Goteborg, Sweden) |
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General Discussion
(Facilitated by K.Piwernetz, Germany) |
Session IV – How to plan Diabetes Information Networks: Interactive Session
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