SWESPINE 25 years

In 2023, the national Swedish spine register, Swespine, has been in use for 25 years. The Swedish spine society (4s) therefore decided to focus on this anniversary in the society’s annual meeting on November 9-10, 2023 in Stockholm.

The aims were to present experiences from different national spine registries, and to reflect over register data usability in our daily work as well as in research. What are success factors and problems, and how can we increase cooperation between international registries and exchange experiences.

We are sorry, but due to technical errors, the sound can disappear in some presentations, but we hope the messages will be clear through the slides anyway! 
 

participating NATIONAL REGISTRIES - websites

Presenters and timeline in the video

00:01:55/00:20:30
Peter Fritzell/
Olle Hägg        
 		 1. How did it all start, some important findings and where are we today -  and what about the future? SWESPINE
00:43:40
Catharina Parai
 		 2. Registry data in a clinical situation – meeting the patient. The Dialogue support - predictive value. SWESPINE
00:50:16
Margreth Grotle
 		 3. AI to be used in predicting results after spine surgery. NORspine
01:05:48
Emin Aghayev
 		 4. Experience from Spine Tango. SPINE TANGO
Casper Friis Pedersen
 		 Cancelled due to flight problem Prediction of outcome using register data. Some observations from DaneSpine. DaneSpine
01:25:50
Emin Aghayev
 		 6. What are the requirements and expectations (from regulators, medtech and notified bodies) and how they can be met. SPINE TANGO
01:40:55
Kaushik Ghosh
 		 7. Overview and implantat registration - ODEP British Spine Register
02:01:35
Liisa Pekkanen
 		 8. Practical examples from Finland. FinSpine
02:14:25
Olle Hägg
 		 9. Clinical evaluation of devices. SWESPINE
02:33:35
Peter Fritzell
 		 10. Experiences from international cooperation - ICHOM. SWESPINE
2:40:35
Greger Lönne
 		 11. Integrating register data with EPJ for better data quality and decision making. NORspine
03:00:00
Kaushik Ghosh
 		 12. How to improve the quality of data? British Spine Register
03:15:00
Jarkko Halme
 		 13. Experiences from building a registry today. FinSpine
03:28:45
Mikkel Andersen
 		 14. Experiences from Denmark. DaneSpine
03:40:53/03:44:57
Kaushik Ghosh/
Emin Aghayev
 		 15.1. The Stanmore initiative 1. British Spine Register
15.2. The Stanmore initiative 2. SPINE TANGO
03:53:16
Håkan Löfgren
 		 16. Economy - a national spine register. SWESPINE

 		 17. Discussion
04:22:14
Peter Försth		 18. Swespine and the Swedish Society of Spinal Surgeons. 4S









































             
 

Presentations

1.Peter Fritzell/Olle Hägg -SWESPINE
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2. Catharina Parai -SWESPINE
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3. Margrete Grothle -NORspine
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4. Emin Aghayev -SPINE TANGO
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6.Emin Aghayev -SPINE TANGO
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7. Kaushik Gosh -BSR
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8. Liisa Pekkanen -FINSpine
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9. Olle Hägg -SWESPINE
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10. Peter Fritzell -SWESPINE
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 11. Greger Lönne -NORspine
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12. Kaushik Gosh -BSR
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13. Jarkko Halme -FINspine
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14. Mikkel Andersen -DaneSpine
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15.1 Kaushik Gosh -BSR
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15.2 Emin Aghayev -SPINE TANGO
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16. Håkan Löfgren -SWESPINE
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17. Discussion - ALL
 

18. Peter Försth -4S
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