Reports

    Annual Report 2021: English addendum

    The Addendum to the 2021 Riap Annual Report provides a brief overview of the main findings described in the Report. It contains an outline of the Registry’s activities and its key achievements in 2021 as well as the summary of RIAP data analysis regarding hip, knee and shoulder arthroplasties performed in Italy in 2020.

      Annual Report 2020: English addendum

      The Addendum to the 2020 Riap Annual Report provides a brief overview of the main findings described in the Report. It contains an outline of the Registry’s activities and its key achievements in 2020 as well as the summary of RIAP data analysis regarding hip, knee and shoulder arthroplasties performed in Italy in 2019.

        Annual Report 2019: English addendum

        The English version of the Addendum to the Annual Report 2019 is now available for download. It includes the Executive Summary, Tables and figures highlighting the achievements of the Italian Arthroplasty Registry.

        Publications

        Italian Arthroplasty Registry: proposal of a stakeholder communication model

        Urakcheeva I, Ciccarelli P, Mari V, Pascucci S, Ceccarelli S, Biondi A, Masciocchi M, Torre M. Italian Arthroplasty Registry:…

        Principles leading the design of the RIPI Information System: an example of a multi-level registry structure for different medical devices

        Mari V, Carrani E, Bacocco DL, Valentini R, Ciccarelli P, Madi SA, Torre M. Principles leading the design of the RIPI Information…

        Registries might support updating and improvement of the national MD classification CND: an example for spinal devices

        Pascucci S, Franzò M, Carrani E, Urakcheeva I, Cornacchia A, Ciminello E, Sampaolo L, Laricchiuta P, Torre M. Registries…

        How we operate

        The Italian arthroplasty registry (Registro Italiano di ArtroProtesi – Riap) is a project funded by the Italian Ministry of Health – Directorate General of Medical Devices and Pharmaceutical Service, and coordinated by the Italian National Institute of Health. It started in 2006 with the aim to organise the national registry, a systematic data collection of all the joint replacements (hip, knee, shoulder and ankle) performed at national level.

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