2009
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-10616-3_13
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Data Warehouse Approach to Build a Decision-Support Platform for Orthopedics Based on Clinical and Academic Requirements

Abstract: The continuous quality improvement has become a trend in the contemporary medical society, and that can be achieved by the specialty database implement.

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“…Some models are designed for specific subject areas, such as oncology 10,22 and orthopedics. 23 Others are intended for bioinformatics purposes or decision support tools, such as the clinical research chart in the integrating biology and the bedside system (i2b2). 9,24 Each design has unique benefits and drawbacks.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Some models are designed for specific subject areas, such as oncology 10,22 and orthopedics. 23 Others are intended for bioinformatics purposes or decision support tools, such as the clinical research chart in the integrating biology and the bedside system (i2b2). 9,24 Each design has unique benefits and drawbacks.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Para pengguna sistem ini akan menganggap sistem yang jauh lebih efektif daripada database konvensional yang hanya menyimpan data pasien saja. Penelitian ini dapat berguna sebagai salah satu pilihan untuk meng-upgrade sistem dari database konvensional menjadi database khusus dan sebuah langkah maju untuk tujuan dari peningkatan kualitas kepada pasien secara berkelanjutan dimana data yang diperoleh dapat dengan mudah dianalisis sehingga pengguna dari sistem ini dapat segera mengambil keputusan terhadap masalah pasien ortopedi [3].…”
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“…Medical institutions are required to store electronic records in a database and provide access for doctors and researchers. Digital records [ 1 , 2 ] provide convenience, but such a system also introduces the new challenge of storing personal information securely. The issue of privacy [ 3 ] has received much public attention recently.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%