Contextualising adverse events of special interest to characterise the baseline incidence rates in 24 million patients with COVID-19 across 26 databases: a multinational retrospective cohort study

Author
E. Voss
A. Shoaibi
Yin Lai
C. Blacketer
T. Alshammari
R. Makadia
K. Haynes
A. Sena
G. Rao
S. van Sandijk
C. Fraboulet
L. Boyer
T. Le Carrour
S. Horban
D. Morales
Martínez Roldán
J. Ramirez-Anguita
M. Mayer
M. de Wilde
L. John
T. Duarte-Salles
E. Roel
A. Pistillo
R. Kolde
F. Maljković
S. Denaxas
V. Papez
M. Kahn
K. Natarajan
C. Reich
A. Secora
E. Minty
N. Shah
J. Posada
M. Morales
D. Bosca
Cadenas Juanino
Diaz Holgado
Pedrera Jiménez
Serrano Balazote
García Barrio
S. Şen
A . Y. Üresin
B. Erdogan
L. Belmans
G. Byttebier
Mlng Malbrain
D. Dedman
Z. Cuccu
R. Vashisht
A. Butte
A. Patel
L. Dahm
C. Han
F. Bu
F. Arshad
A. Ostropolets
F. Nyberg
G. Hripcsak
M. Suchard
D. Prieto-Alhambra
P. Rijnbeek
M. Schuemie
P. Ryan
Keywords
Adverse events of special interest
Covid-19
Omop cdm
observational research
Year of Publication
2023
Journal
EClinicalMedicine
Volume
58
Number of Pages
101932
ISBN Number
2589-5370
Accession Number
37034358
DOI
10.1016/j.eclinm.2023.101932