Consultations and antibiotic treatment for urinary tract infections in Norwegian primary care 2006–2015, a registry-based study

Overview of patients included in each of the three population-based patient registries: The Norwegian Patient Registry (NPR), The Norwegian Control and Distribution of

Methods: Using data from a large population-based study (The Nord-Trøndelag Health Study; HUNT1) linked to a dementia registry (The Health and Memory study; HMS) enabling a maximum

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Based on the work described above, the preliminary empirical model was improved by adding both the receiver height and weather parameters to the explanatory variables and considering

The main strength of this study was the use of linked complete registry data from nearly all consultations in general practice and OOH services, and all courses of

However, both the Na- tional Patient Registry data from all Norwegian Child and Adoles- cent Mental Health Services (Krogh et al. 2016) (from the same year as our study) and a

Data from the specialist health service (Norwegian Patient Registry, NPR) and the primary health service (Norwegian Registry for Primary Health Care, NRPHC) were linked to

In this paper, we use data from a population based Norwegian health survey (the Young-HUNT study) linked to administrative registry data (N = 8,113) to examine the