Registrering av forskning baserad på nationella hälsoregister

Cathrine Axfors; Ole Fröbert; Perrine Janiaud; Emmanuel Zavalis; Lars G Hemkens; John P A Ioannidis

Registrering av forskning baserad på nationella hälsoregister

Translated title of the contribution: Registration of national health registry-based research

Cathrine Axfors, Ole Fröbert, Perrine Janiaud, Emmanuel Zavalis, Lars G Hemkens, John P A Ioannidis

Department of Clinical Medicine - SDCA-Steno Diabetes Center Aarhus

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Abstract

In medical research as a whole, frequent inaccurate or biased findings are of international concern. One measure against reporting biases is study registration before the start of data collection (preregistration), preferably together with the statistical analysis plan. This meta-research study systematically evaluated registration of Swedish observational research based on national health registries. In a random sample of registry-based observational studies published 2010-2022, very few were preregistered with a publicly available analysis plan (<1 procent). Ideas from the meta-research literature can be leveraged to strengthen the brand of Swedish registry-based observational studies and counteract reporting bias.

Translated title of the contribution	Registration of national health registry-based research
Original language	Swedish
Journal	Läkartidningen
Volume	121
ISSN	0023-7205
Publication status	Published - 8 Apr 2024

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Registrering av forskning baserad på nationella hälsoregister

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