Clinical Patient Registries
Natalja Mueva
Head of Medical Programs Department
Natalja Mueva
Head of Medical Programs Department
Clinical Registry is an organized system that uses observational study methods to collect uniform data for evaluation of specified outcomes in a population defined by a particular disease, condition or exposure and that serves one or more predetermined scientific, clinical or other purposes.
The maintenance of clinical registries and conduct of observational programs may incorporate epidemiological studies, whose outcomes are used to inform diagnostic and therapeutic planning, drug provision and medical and economic assessment of medical services.
Aston Health is involved in generating clinical data in the following disease areas:
Observational programs and clinical patient registries developed by Aston Health are widely used to study the routine clinical practice, and assess the quality of medical services in terms of safety, efficiency, economic feasibility, and accessibility for patients.
Read more about Aston Health's clinical registries and observational programs, here
The databases of clinical registries and observational programs are used as a common source for:
Own Medical Unit
Professional team of analysts and market intelligence specialists
Proprietary technology platform QuintaClinical®
Aston Health's experience makes possible conducting epidemiological studies of various scope an size (from large patient cohorts (diabetes studies) to orphan disease research involving several dozen people).
The established process allows developing clinical registries and observational programs as part of RWE research in the EEU countries since 2010.
