Further Resources
Edit checks on your linked data
RECORD Reporting Guidelines
REporting of studies Conducted using Observational Routinely-collected Data (RECORD) is an international collaborative which will develop reporting guidelines for studies conducted using routinely-collected health data (such as health administrative data, electronic medical record data, primary care surveillance data, and disease registries).
RECORD Guidelines
CHeReL Application Tips and Tricks
For some additional information on what to look out for in you CHeReL application for linked data we have prepared a Tips and Tricks and document found HERE
An introduction to data linkage and how to apply
The Population Health Research Network (PHRN) has developed a series of resources for those who would like some general information about data linkage. Follow this link to the PHRN webpage where you will find
- An introductory video and fact sheet on applying for linked administrative data
- A fact sheet explaining Data Linkage
- A fact sheet on Protecting Privacy
- Tips for preparing a strong data linkage application