An Intellectual Stroke Database

Niu Ji; Pin Meng; Bingchao Xu; Guanghui Zhang; Xinyu Zhou; Mingli He*

Abstract

According to data definition of Case Record Form in the project which is termed “High-risk factors of stroke screening and intervention” from National Health and Family Planning Commission of the People’s Republic of China, we develop the stroke database network based on various kinds of clinical needs at clinical data registry, data mining and analyses. From November 2012 to January 2015, a total of 43468 screening population was completed, the two-way referral was 14754 cases, three months follow up 13561 cases, six months follow up 11563 cases, and one year follows up 8565 cases with the high-risk and stroke, meanwhile five research projects were registered. All data can be quickly and accurately uploaded to “China Stroke Data Center”, there was good relevance among the indexes through statistic by SAS software. In short, our database is advanced idea, integral functions, superior performance and simple operation. It is an advantageous data management platform for stroke prevention and therapy, clinical registries research and the establishment of biological specimen bank.

Keywords

stroke, database, registry study, biological specimen bank

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N. Ji, P. M. , B. X. , G. Zhang, X. Z. , M. H. , "An Intellectual Stroke Database ", International Journal of Innovative Research in Engineering & Management (IJIREM), Vol-2, Issue-5, Page No-56 - 60, 2015. Available from: