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Original Research

Validation Of Cancer Diagnoses In Electronic Health Records: Results From The Information System For Research In Primary Care (SIDIAP) In Northeast Spain

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Pages 1015-1024 | Published online: 03 Dec 2019

Figures & data

Figure 1 Time period covered by each data source with respect to the duration of the study.

Notes: Figure adapted from Margulis, A. et al. (2017). Validation of Cancer Cases Using Primary Care, Cancer Registry, and Hospitalization Data in the UK. Epidemiology, 29(2), 1.
Abbreviation: SIDIAP, Information System for Research in Primary Care.
Figure 1 Time period covered by each data source with respect to the duration of the study.

Table 1 Descriptive Characteristics Of The SIDIAP Population With A Cancer Diagnosis In Girona (2009–2015) And Tarragona (2009–2013) By Confirmation Status From The Cancer Registries

Table 2 Validity Of The ICD-10 Codes Used To Identify Incident Cancer Diagnoses Registered In The SIDIAP Database, Cataloniaa (2009–2015)b

Figure 2 Time-difference (months) in the date of cancer diagnosis recorded in the SIDIAP and the population-based Catalonia Cancer Registriesa (2009–2015)b.

Notes: aPopulation-based cancer registries from the provinces of Girona and Tarragona. bData from the Tarragona Cancer Registry was only available for 2009–2013. Negative values indicate SIDIAP diagnosis before the registries’ diagnosis date. Brain and CNS include pituitary gland and pineal gland tumors.
Abbreviations: CNS, Central Nervous System; m, months; SIDIAP, Information System for Research in Primary Care.
Figure 2 Time-difference (months) in the date of cancer diagnosis recorded in the SIDIAP and the population-based Catalonia Cancer Registriesa (2009–2015)b.

Data Availability

In accordance with current European and national law, the data used in this study is only available for the researchers participating in this project. Thus, we are not allowed to distribute or make publicly available the data to other parties. However, researchers from public institutions can request data from the SIDIAP and other sources (eg, Cancer Registries) if they comply with certain requirements. Further information is available online (https://www.sidiap.org/index.php/menu-solicitudes-en/application-proccedure) or by contacting Anna Moleras [email protected]).