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IQVIA has helped the world’s leading associations drive quality improvement programs as part of their efforts to affect the course of treatment development and elevate the quality of patient care.
Discover the IQVIA Registry Platform
Access IQVIA's full range of services, from strategic consulting and program design, to technology support and quality assurance. Our Registry Platform is designed to meet your needs, and includes
- Multi-tenant architecture, data modeling and robust data warehousing, so you can operate multiple registries and sub-studies on a single platform
- Intuitive web-based interface that minimizes training requirements and create consistency across registry programs
- Self-service features facilitate staff work while minimizing software development costs
- Master patient index for cross-registry analysis, reporting and tracking
- Advanced EHR and medical device integration capabilities minimize data-entry and remove participation barriers
Proud to be a partner
IQVIA's experts have designed and implemented registries for some of the most prominent patient and medical specialty associations.
- American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s Get with the Guidelines®, impacting more than 80,000 patients annually.
- The American College of Surgeons (ACS) uses IQVIA’s Registry Platform to deploy multiple patient registries with robust metrics that improve the quality of surgical care.
- The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation’s CF Patient Registry, hosted on an IQVIA technology platform, helps caregivers and researchers identify new health trends, spot effective treatments and design clinical trials.
- Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) and IQVIA partnered to build a landmark guidebook on patient registries.
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Planning for Registry Success
Patients, providers, payers, and regulatory bodies demand comprehensive and clinically-rich outcomes data. How will your organization take advantage of the latest interoperability standards, meet the demands of changing reporting requirements, and achieve research-grade data quality?