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Table 1.

Established databases included in DISCOVER CKD.

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Fig 1.

DISCOVER CKD CDM architecture.

Blue dashed line denotes potential data sources that could be added to the flexible CDM. CDM, common data model; CKD, chronic kidney disease; CPRD, Clinical Practice Research Datalink; DOPPS, Dialysis Outcomes and Practice Patterns Study; ETL, extract, transform, load; JMDV, Japan Medical Data Vision; LCED, Limited Claims and Electronic Health Record Dataset; OMOP, Observational Outcomes Medical Partnership.

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Fig 2.

Simplified entity relationship diagram.

*Prescription dose and dose standardization are pending. CDM, common data model; CKD, chronic kidney disease; ID, identification; Rx, prescription.

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Fig 3.

Example laboratory unit harmonization: Creatinine units.

Acceptable units were defined as any unit that was valid for the laboratory and could be converted to the standardized unit. CKD, chronic kidney disease.

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Table 2.

Secondary data and baseline covariates of patients included in DISCOVER CKD.

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