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January 12, 2011New England Journal of Medicine329 citations

Developing the Sentinel System — A National Resource for Evidence Development

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RBRachel E. BehrmanJBJoshua S. BennerJBJeffrey S. Brown

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  • The aim is to monitor the safety of approved medical products using a large electronic health data network.
  • Utilized the Mini-Sentinel program's distributed data network
  • Queried health information from electronic records of over 60 million individuals
  • Enhanced ability to pose specific safety monitoring questions
  • Demonstrated feasibility of using large-scale electronic health information

Abstract

Using the distributed data network of the new Mini-Sentinel program, the FDA can now query the electronic health information of more than 60 million people, posing specific questions in order to monitor the safety of approved medical products.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69ddab5916ac0c986040c44fhttps://doi.org/10.1056/nejmp1014427
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