登记处正在发展,以满足慢性病患者的需要。

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慢性病管理登记已经存在多年了。但是,根据一份新的报告,随着疾病登记处被更广泛地采用,它们的定义和功能也在不断发展,同时人们对如何管理慢性病患者群体也有了更好的了解。
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Registries are evolving to meet needs of chronically ill patients.

Registries for chronic disease management have been around for years. But as disease registries are adopted more widely, their definitions and functions are evolving--accompanied by a better understanding of how to manage a population of patients with chronic diseases--according to a new report.

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