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Published on: October 6, 2023
[SRQ - a solution for quality control, clinical decision support and research in rheumatology]
Liselotte Tidblad1, Johan Askling2, Ewa Berglin3
1med dr, reumatolog, Karolinska universitetssjukhuset, Stockholm; kvalitetsansvarig, SRQ, Sjukvårdsregion Stockholm-Gotland.
Abstract:
SRQ is a nationwide quality registry with information on disease activity and treatment of patients with rheumatic diseases. The purpose is to continuously improve the clinical management and follow-up of rheumatic diseases. Patient-reported outcome measures (PROM) are adapted to the specific rheumatic diseases and represent an important part of the description of the RA disease activity and treatment outcomes. Results from SRQ are presented for each rheumatology unit in quarterly reports. There are also several interactive reports available on the websites srq.nu and »Vården i siffror«. Data from SRQ, often combined with other national registries, form the basis for a large number of research projects.
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