Structured information
Supports consistent organization of clinical information.
DATA INFRASTRUCTURE
CORE Registry
A structured clinical registry supporting research and better understanding of musculoskeletal care.
Purpose
Building a stronger information foundation
Research and health improvement depend on information that can be collected and interpreted consistently. CORE is a structured registry initiative intended to support a stronger clinical-information foundation for musculoskeletal research and learning.
Rather than representing one research question, the registry provides infrastructure that can support future analysis, service understanding and research.
Contribution
What CORE contributes
Research infrastructure
Provides a foundation for approved research and analysis.
Long-term learning
Can support understanding of patterns in musculoskeletal care over time.
BOSAD portfolio
Supporting the wider research effort
CORE represents the data-infrastructure component of the portfolio. It complements project-specific research by supporting a more structured information environment for future evidence generation.