Statistical Modeling of Secondary and Registry Data Unit
The research interests of the Statistical Modeling of Secondary and Registry Data Unit are statistical methods to estimate the use, effects and risks of medications based on secondary data, and to estimate the progress as well as the survival of cancer. The unit supports the department of Clinical Epidemiology regarding the design, conduct, and analysis of pharmacoepidemiological studies and contributes towards the development and maintenance of the pharmacoepidemiological research database GePaRD and the Bremen Cancer Registry and is a member in the Competence Network of Secondary and Registry Data of the German National Cohort.
Methodological development is dedicated to the specifics of this database, i.e. the longitudinal data structure, the huge size of the population, the multitude of available covariates, the problem of unmeasured confounders and limitations, as well as the strengths and limitations of secondary data sources. Therefore, the main research focus is on:
• Strategies to avoid bias such as Target trial emulation (see working group GeTTCausal)
• Methods to account for time-varying and/or unmeasured confounding and
• Record linkage.
Current Projects
Only currently running projects or those where publications are still in preparation or those that ended less than a year ago will be shown. The entries are sorted alphabetically.
- Cross-departmental Center B: Data Science
- Cross-departmental Center A: Research Data Infrastructure
- Cross-generational adverse drug effects
- Development of prescribing patterns for combined hormonal contraceptives in Germany after Dear Doctor Letters (Rote-Hand-Briefe) in December 2018 and September 2021
- Evaluation of the breast cancer mortality in the German Mammography Screening Program: Main study - 2nd part
- Health effects of cardiac fluoroscopy and modern radiotherapy in paediatrics
- Linking cancer registry data and health insurance data: Investigation of the acceptance by cancer patients and of the potential to describe courses of therapy and to use AI for quality control (KUKUK)
- PAS-study for alemtuzumab
- PAS-study for Brodalumab
- PAS-study for eliglustat
- PAS-study for Entresto® (sacubitril/valsartan)
- PAS-study for galcanezumab
- PAS-study for Nocdurna® (desmopressin)
- PAS-study for romosozumab
- PAS-study for solriamfetol
- PAS-study for tralokinumab
- PAS-study for upadacitinib
- Prescription behavior of HIV therapeutics in women of childbearing age and during pregnancy in Germany
- Study to analyze regional differences in antibiotic prescriptions
- Studying drug safety during pregnancy based on routine data in Germany
- Superthyroidism: Health care overuse in thyroid diseases in Germany
- Use of carbimazole, thiamazole and propylthiouracil during pregnancy in Germany
- Use of opioid-containing drugs in Germany
- Use of parenteral Iron-(III)-products in Germany
- Use of routine data for pharmacovigilance in Germany: Method development and initial applications
- Utilization of drugs containing testosterone in Germany
- Utilization of preventive services and socio-economic status in Germany exemplified by HPV vaccination (HPV-SES)
- Utilization of surveillance colonoscopy in Germany: Current status and future concepts (KOL-OPT)
- Women of childbearing age with inflammatory rheumatic disease: Characterizing patterns of care with a special focus on pregnancies
Staff
Braitmaier, Malte, Dr.
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Gabbert, Anja
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Gesing, Nils Fabian
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Kollhorst, Bianca, Dr.
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kollhorst(at)leibniz-bips.de
Lendle, Nadja
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lendle(at)leibniz-bips.de
Ludewig, Alina
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Niemeyer, Marieke
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niemeyer(at)leibniz-bips.de
Schaffer, Inga
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schaffer(at)leibniz-bips.de
Viebrock, Jost
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Volkmar, Philipp Alexander
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volkmar(at)leibniz-bips.de
Bianca Kollhorst
Head of Unit
Contact:
Dr. Bianca Kollhorst
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