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Use of Terminology Standards to Harmonize COVID-19 Case Report Forms

2023-03-30

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Clinical studies base their analysis on patient data collected often across cohorts. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for collective responses to global health emergencies. This requires swift sharing of information among different research groups based on interoperable data on an international level. We analyzed case report forms used in two multi-country observational COVID-19-related studies and e...

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cbba9e6e-5c4c-5550-a791-438e42e57691
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10.2139/ssrn.4402916
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