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Guilherme Silva Julian1, Wen-Yi Shau2, Hsu-Wen Chou3
1Pfizer Brazil, São Paulo, Brazil.
JMIR Medical Informatics
|July 19, 2024
Summary
Asia
Area of Science:
- Health Informatics
- Health Economics
- Data Science in Healthcare
Background:
- Asian healthcare landscapes and economies are rapidly evolving.
- Effective real-world data (RWD) is crucial for regulatory and clinical decisions.
- Evaluating RWD generation across nations is essential for RWD warehouse utilization.
Purpose of the Study:
- To outline RWD generation trends in Asia, comparing "Solo Scholars" and "Global Collaborators".
- To analyze country-specific RWD generation patterns and predominant databases for RWE.
- To provide insights into the broader landscape of RWD database use across Asian nations.
Main Methods:
- Comparative analysis of RWD generation trends in 10 Asian nations.
- Categorization of nations into "Solo Scholars" and "Global Collaborators" archetypes.
- Discussion of country-specific databases and RWD landscape.
Main Results:
- RWD generation practices are heterogeneous across 10 Asian nations.
- Electronic medical record (EMR) systems, like Hong Kong's, can consolidate RWE effectively.
- Reliance on condition-specific registries or limited insurance databases can be reduced.
Conclusions:
- Strategic data harmonization is needed to improve RWD generation and integration.
- Standardized protocols for leveraging EMRs are imperative for streamlined RWD acquisition.
- Linking health technology assessment with open data initiatives can enhance global data resource utilization for local decision-making.
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