Health Policy
Research findings from National Institute for Public Health and the Environment update understanding of health policy
Published in Health Insurance Week, December 24th, 2006
Research findings, "Using registries in general practice to estimate countrywide morbidity in The Netherlands," are discussed in a new report. "Examining the possibility of using data from registries in general practice in order to present morbidity figures concerning a broad range of major diseases for the Dutch population. Qualitative and quantitative analysis of registered diagnoses. Quantitative data from six registries were obtained," scientists writing in the journal Public Health report.
"In addition, information about the registration process was obtained and discussed with representatives of the registries. Subjects for discussion were the general...
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