PRESENTATION OF THE MULTICENTRIC COLLECTION SPINE SURGERY DATABASE

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Autor(a) principal: Pokorny,Gabriel
Data de Publicação: 2022
Outros Autores: Amaral,Rodrigo, Pratali,Raphael, Acácio,Ricardo, Romeiro,Carlos, Magno,Marcus Vinicius, Daher,Murilo, Herrero,Carlos Fernando PS
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Coluna/Columna
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Resumo: ABSTRACT Objectives: To present the Spine Surgery Database developed by the Brazilian Spine Study Group and the methodology involved in its creation, in addition to presenting initial informationabout the use of the database. Methods: Description of the steps for selecting the questionnaires and variables to be included in the database, initial expansion of the use of the database tophysicians close to the BSSG, a brief exploration of quality control and methods for the inclusion ofnew centers, and training on the database, in addition to a brief descriptionof some of the data included in the database. Results: Currently, the database includes 428 patients who already underwent spine surgery and 9 collection centers with at least one patient collected. Conclusion: The Brazilian Spine Study Group’s Multicentric Collection Database is a viable tool that allows patients from different sourcesto be included within a common flow. Level of Evidence V; Expert opinion.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv PRESENTATION OF THE MULTICENTRIC COLLECTION SPINE SURGERY DATABASE
title PRESENTATION OF THE MULTICENTRIC COLLECTION SPINE SURGERY DATABASE
spellingShingle PRESENTATION OF THE MULTICENTRIC COLLECTION SPINE SURGERY DATABASE
Pokorny,Gabriel
Spine diseases
Database
Registries
Diffusion of innovation
title_short PRESENTATION OF THE MULTICENTRIC COLLECTION SPINE SURGERY DATABASE
title_full PRESENTATION OF THE MULTICENTRIC COLLECTION SPINE SURGERY DATABASE
title_fullStr PRESENTATION OF THE MULTICENTRIC COLLECTION SPINE SURGERY DATABASE
title_full_unstemmed PRESENTATION OF THE MULTICENTRIC COLLECTION SPINE SURGERY DATABASE
title_sort PRESENTATION OF THE MULTICENTRIC COLLECTION SPINE SURGERY DATABASE
author Pokorny,Gabriel
author_facet Pokorny,Gabriel
Amaral,Rodrigo
Pratali,Raphael
Acácio,Ricardo
Romeiro,Carlos
Magno,Marcus Vinicius
Daher,Murilo
Herrero,Carlos Fernando PS
author_role author
author2 Amaral,Rodrigo
Pratali,Raphael
Acácio,Ricardo
Romeiro,Carlos
Magno,Marcus Vinicius
Daher,Murilo
Herrero,Carlos Fernando PS
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Pokorny,Gabriel
Amaral,Rodrigo
Pratali,Raphael
Acácio,Ricardo
Romeiro,Carlos
Magno,Marcus Vinicius
Daher,Murilo
Herrero,Carlos Fernando PS
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Spine diseases
Database
Registries
Diffusion of innovation
topic Spine diseases
Database
Registries
Diffusion of innovation
description ABSTRACT Objectives: To present the Spine Surgery Database developed by the Brazilian Spine Study Group and the methodology involved in its creation, in addition to presenting initial informationabout the use of the database. Methods: Description of the steps for selecting the questionnaires and variables to be included in the database, initial expansion of the use of the database tophysicians close to the BSSG, a brief exploration of quality control and methods for the inclusion ofnew centers, and training on the database, in addition to a brief descriptionof some of the data included in the database. Results: Currently, the database includes 428 patients who already underwent spine surgery and 9 collection centers with at least one patient collected. Conclusion: The Brazilian Spine Study Group’s Multicentric Collection Database is a viable tool that allows patients from different sourcesto be included within a common flow. Level of Evidence V; Expert opinion.
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