From Technical Platform to Clinical Tool: A Historical Review of the Transformative Development of the Swedish Rheumatology Quality Register

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Main Author: Domargård, Anita
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contents <p>This article provides a historical and systems-based analysis of how the Swedish Rheumatology Quality Register (SRQ) evolved from an early vendor-driven technical platform into a clinically governed, nationally relevant quality tool. The paper describes technological origins, systemic limitations, and the transition to clinically led operational structures that enabled SRQ to become functional in practice. The analysis clarifies broader principles for healthcare digitalization and connects early registry logic to later developments in dynamic health-system models such as the Universal Resonance Model (URM).</p> <h3><strong>Series Note</strong></h3> <p>This preprint is part of the <em>Human-Centered Health-Systems & Clinical Logistics Series</em> (Paper 1), documenting foundational system-level mechanisms that shaped modern Swedish rheumatology operations and later contributed conceptually to dynamic disease modelling frameworks.</p>
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spellingShingle From Technical Platform to Clinical Tool: A Historical Review of the Transformative Development of the Swedish Rheumatology Quality Register
Domargård, Anita
SRQ
clinical registries
healthcare systems
rheumatology
digital health
quality improvement
system transformation
health informatics
Sweden
Medical and Health Sciences
Health Informatics
Systems Science
Public Health
<p>This article provides a historical and systems-based analysis of how the Swedish Rheumatology Quality Register (SRQ) evolved from an early vendor-driven technical platform into a clinically governed, nationally relevant quality tool. The paper describes technological origins, systemic limitations, and the transition to clinically led operational structures that enabled SRQ to become functional in practice. The analysis clarifies broader principles for healthcare digitalization and connects early registry logic to later developments in dynamic health-system models such as the Universal Resonance Model (URM).</p> <h3><strong>Series Note</strong></h3> <p>This preprint is part of the <em>Human-Centered Health-Systems & Clinical Logistics Series</em> (Paper 1), documenting foundational system-level mechanisms that shaped modern Swedish rheumatology operations and later contributed conceptually to dynamic disease modelling frameworks.</p>
title From Technical Platform to Clinical Tool: A Historical Review of the Transformative Development of the Swedish Rheumatology Quality Register
topic SRQ
clinical registries
healthcare systems
rheumatology
digital health
quality improvement
system transformation
health informatics
Sweden
Medical and Health Sciences
Health Informatics
Systems Science
Public Health
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17812431