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Harmonization of routine care data from hospitals in the Digital Oncology Network for Europe (DigiONE) into Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership (OMOP) databases reveals changes in the number of new primary cancers diagnosed and 12-month survival during COVID-19 lockdowns

Authors: Stelios Theophanous, Hayley Fenton, Aiara Lobo Gomes, Elisabeth Ross, Joëlle Thonnard, Andrea Wolf, Christian Brandts, Anne-Lore Bynens, Geoff Hall, Sara Bachir, Edward Bolton, Olivier Bouissou, Daniel Brucker, Susan Lara Cheeseman, Alix Collard, Andre Dekker, Prabash Galgane Banduge, Lars Halvorsen, Isabella Kaczmarczyk, Dennis Kadioglu, Petros Kalendralis, Junaid Khan, Piers Mahon, Timo Schneider, Linnea Lilja Ilona Schumann, Alberto Traverso, Aline van Maanen, Cédric van Marcke, Abishaa Vengadeswaran, Janina Wörmann, Jie Yeap, Tasmeia Yousaf, Rosie McDonald, Elin Hallan Naderi

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