Record linkage to enhance data from perinatal registries

Authors	M. Tromp
Supervisors	G.J. Bonsel A. Hasman
Cosupervisors	A.C.J. Ravelli J.B. Reitsma
Award date	20-05-2009
ISBN	9789064643347
Number of pages	190
Organisations	Faculty of Medicine (AMC-UvA)
Document type	PhD thesis
Language	English
Downloads	Thesis Cover Title pages Contents Introduction Chapter 1: Understanding the differences in performance between deterministic and probabilistic medical record linkage Chapter 2: Making the most out of errors in linking variables Chapter 3: Ignoring dependency between linking variables and its impact on the outcome of probabilistic record linkage studies Chapter 4: An efficient validation method for probabilistic record linkage including readmissions and twins Chapter 5: Decreasing perinatal mortality in the Netherlands 2000-2006 : a record linkage study Chapter 6: Regional perinatal mortality differences in the Netherlands Chapter 7: Increasing maternal age at first pregnancy planning : health outcomes and associated costs Chapter 8: Anonymous non-response analysis in the ABCD cohort study enabled by probabilistic record linkage General discussion Appendix : linkage of the Dutch perinatal registries Concepts Summary Samenvatting Contributors Dankwoord Curriculum vitae
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