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registry and outcomes research

Registry and outcomes research are ways researchers study how medical treatments and healthcare practices work in real-world settings. Registry research involves collecting detailed information about patients with specific conditions over time, helping to understand disease patterns and treatment effectiveness. Outcomes research examines the results of care—such as patient health, recovery, or quality of life—to determine what approaches produce the best results. Both types of research aim to improve healthcare by providing evidence on what works best in practice, guiding clinicians, patients, and policymakers to make informed decisions that enhance health outcomes.