Key result
Swedish Prescribed Drug Register's first decade yields 338 publications with increasing use of record linkage.
Systematic Review (n=338)
The establishment of the Swedish Prescribed Drug Register has facilitated a growing body of pharmacoepidemiological research, particularly in analytic studies using record linkage.
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Highlights the registry's value for real-world cardiovascular and pharmacoepidemiological data; extends.
Wallerstedt et al. (2016) conducted a systematic review in Pharmacoepidemiological research (n=338). Swedish Prescribed Drug Register (SPDR) was evaluated on Number and characteristics of publications using SPDR data. A systematic review of the Swedish Prescribed Drug Register's first decade identified 338 publications, predominantly analytic (49.1%) or descriptive (29.5%), with increasing use of record linkage.
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