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Using medical registries: Switzerland’s implant registry SIRIS as a successful model
With the increasing use of implantable medical devices, registries are critical for conducting post-market surveillance and identifying long-term safety risks. Switzerland’s national implant registry SIRIS is an outstanding example of the benefits a well-managed registry can provide to different players in healthcare. The SIRIS registry also illustrates how to ensure high-quality registry data.