Disease Registry

A disease registry is a systematic collection of data about individuals diagnosed with a specific health condition. It serves as a valuable tool for researchers and healthcare providers to track the incidence, prevalence, and outcomes of diseases. Registries help in understanding how diseases progress, evaluating treatment effectiveness, and identifying public health trends. They can also support researchers in developing new therapies and inform health policies. By maintaining organized records of patient information, disease registries contribute to better healthcare decision-making and enhance the overall understanding of various health issues.