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Table 2 Data summary for reported registries (n = 48)

From: A global overview of renal registries: a systematic review

Region

Registry Name (Common Abbreviation), Year Established

Accessibility

Patient-level data availability

Treatments

Outcomes

Asia/Pacific (n = 8)

Australia and New Zealand Dialysis and Transplant Registry (ANZDATA), 1963

+++

++

+++

+++

Hong Kong Renal Registry (HKRR), 1995

+

+

+++

+++

Korean Renal Registry, 1985

++

++

+++

+++

Malaysian National Renal Registry (NRR), 1993

++

+++

+++

+++

Shanghai Dialysis Registry, 1996

+

+

++

+++

Singapore Renal Registry, 2001

+++

++

+++

+++

Taiwan Renal Registry Data System (TWRDS), 1987

+

+

+++

+

Thailand Renal Replacement Therapy Registry (TRT), 1997

++

+

+++

+

Europe (n = 23)

Austrian Dialysis and Transplant Registry (OEDTR)*, ≤ 1990

++

+

++

+++

Belgian Society of Nephrology (Dutch-speaking) (NBVN)*, ≤ 1996

++

++

+++

+

Catalan Renal Registry (RMRC)*, 1984

++

+

++

+++

Danish Registry on Regular Dialysis and Transplantation (DNSL)*, 1990

+++

+++

+++

+++

Dutch Renal Registry (RENINE), 1986

++

+

++

+++

European Renal Association - European Dialysis and Transplant Association (ERA-EDTA), 1963

+++

++

+++

+++

Finnish Registry for Kidney Diseases*, 1964

+++

+++

+++

+++

French Renal Epidemiology and Information Network (REIN), 2002

++

+

+++

+++

Greek Registry (Hellenic Society of Nephrology)*, 2000

+

+

+

+

Groupement des Nephrologues Francophones de Belgique (GNFB), 1995

++

+

++

+++

Italian Dialysis and Transplant Registry (RIDT)*, 1996

+++

+

++

+++

Norwegian Renal Registry*, 1994

++

+++

++

+++

Peritoneal Dialysis Board Registry (GSDP), ≤ 2001

++

+

+++

+++

Portuguese Society of Nephrology*, 1997

++

+

++

+++

Romanian Renal Registry (RRR)*, 1993

+

++

++

+

Russian Registry*, 1998

++

+

+++

+++

Scottish Renal Registry (SRR)*, 1991

+++

+++

+++

+++

Spanish Society of Nephrology Register (Peritoneal Dialysis Registry) (SEN), 1997

++

+

++

++

Spanish Society of Nephrology Register (Records of Renal Patients [GRER]), 1997

++

+

+++

+++

Swedish Renal Registry (SNR/SRR)*, 2007

++

++

++

+++

Turkish National Registry (TSNRR)*, 1990

++

+

+++

+++

United Kingdom Renal Registry (UKRR)*, 1997

+++

+++

+++

+++

Valencian Renal Registry*, 1992

+++

++

+++

+++

Latin/South America (n = 5)

Sociedad Argentina de Nefrologia (SAN)/Instituto Nacional Central Unico Coordinator de Ablación e Implante (INCUCAI); 2004

+++

+++

+++

+++

Brazilian Registry of Dialysis (RBD/SBN), 1998

+

+

++

+++

Colombia Healthcare Database, ≤ 2008

+++

+++

++

+

Latin American Dialysis and Transplantation Registry (SLANH/RLDT), 1991

++

+

++

+

Uruguayan Registry of Dialysis, 1981

+++

+++

+++

+++

Middle East (n = 1)

United Arab Emirates Renal Diseases Registry, 1980

+

+

+

+

North America (n = 7)

British Columbia Renal Database - Patient Records and Outcome Management Information System (PROMIS), 2003

+

+++

++

+

Canadian Organ Replacement Register (CORR), 1994

+++

+++

+++

++

Canadian Pediatric End-Stage Renal Disease Database, ≤ 2010

++

+

+

+

Database of the Renal Research Institute (MONDO), 2000

++

+

++

+

North American Pediatric Renal Trials and Collaborative Studies (NAPRTCS), 1987 transplant only, HD/PD as of 1992

+++

+

+++

+++

The Renal Disease Registry (TRDR/ORN), 1981

++

+

+++

+++

US Renal Data System (USRDS), 1988

+++

++

+++

+++

Multiregional (n = 4)

Dialysis Outcomes and Practice Patterns Study (DOPPS), 1996

+++

++

++

++

French Language Peritoneal Dialysis Registry (RDPLF), ≤ 1995

+++

+++

+++

+++

International Pediatric Peritoneal Dialysis Network Registry (IPPN), 2007

+

+++

+++

+

International Quotidian Dialysis Registry (IQDR), 2003

++

+

+++

+

  1. *Registry contributes to ERA-EDTA.
  2. Full references to online registry resources are provided in Additional file 2.
  3. Accessibility: +++(Good): Information including annual reports, publications, and aggregate data accessible via website, publicly available records, or with assistance from registry staff; ++(Moderate): Information in local language only or limited publicly available information including on website; with additional searches, basic information may be available in reports or in published research; more information may be accessible via third party collaborators (eg, registry researchers or local academics); +(Limited/unclear): very limited information available publicly or unclear.
  4. Patient-level data: +++Available to external researchers directly or through application and review, may include usage fee; ++Conditional access, eg, via third party collaborators; +Not available to external researchers or access process unclear.
  5. Treatment: +++ Submodality available; ++Modality available but not submodality; +Modality not available or availability unclear.
  6. Outcome data: +++ Mortality/survival and/or hospitalization/complications data available; ++ Mortality/survival or hospitalization/complications not reported; surrogates such as laboratory result data reported; +No reported outcomes or surrogate data or availability unclear.