Data Linkage
Cross-source consensus on Data Linkage from 1 sources and 5 claims.
1 sources · 5 claims
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- NHS England will conduct linkage using exact matches on NHS number, sex, and date of birth. — Blood Cancer Clinical Trials Long-term Follow-up Using Integrated Healthcare Systems Data (BLISS): protocol for a data-linkage study integrating randomised clinical trials with national healthcare systems data
- The Leeds Clinical Trials Research Unit will securely transfer personal identifiers to NHS England, which will return linked datasets through encrypted files. — Blood Cancer Clinical Trials Long-term Follow-up Using Integrated Healthcare Systems Data (BLISS): protocol for a data-linkage study integrating randomised clinical trials with national healthcare systems data
- Linked records will generally begin from each participant's date of randomisation, with cancer registration also covering the six months before randomisation. — Blood Cancer Clinical Trials Long-term Follow-up Using Integrated Healthcare Systems Data (BLISS): protocol for a data-linkage study integrating randomised clinical trials with national healthcare systems data
- BLISS will report the number and proportion of trial participants successfully linked to each data source overall and by trial. — Blood Cancer Clinical Trials Long-term Follow-up Using Integrated Healthcare Systems Data (BLISS): protocol for a data-linkage study integrating randomised clinical trials with national healthcare systems data
- Each individual will be assigned a unique BLISS ID because some participants may have enrolled in more than one trial. — Blood Cancer Clinical Trials Long-term Follow-up Using Integrated Healthcare Systems Data (BLISS): protocol for a data-linkage study integrating randomised clinical trials with national healthcare systems data