Using external data and databases

Johnson, Dian I.

doi:10.1097/00001786-199510010-00006

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“…EHRDs are recognized as an easy and comparatively inexpensive means to aggregate data from different sources into easily accessible, integrated systems (Davenport, Holsapple, & Conigliaro, 2009). For the purpose of this study, the term "Electronic Health-Related Datasets" is proposed here in favor of other terms that have been used in the literature such as "existing datasets" (Strickland, 1997), "external databases" (Johnson, 1995), "public databases" (McDaniel & Poynton, 2004), and "routine databases" (Rafetery, Roderick, & Stevens, 2005). The previous terms are all general and can refer to datasets outside the health context.…”

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Use of Electronic Health-Related Datasets in Nursing and Health-Related Research

2014

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Datasets of gigabyte size are common in medical sciences. There is increasing consensus that significant untapped knowledge lies hidden in these large datasets. This review article aims to discuss Electronic Health-Related Datasets (EHRDs) in terms of types, features, advantages, limitations, and possible use in nursing and health-related research. Major scientific databases, MEDLINE, ScienceDirect, and Scopus, were searched for studies or review articles regarding using EHRDs in research. A total number of 442 articles were located. After application of study inclusion criteria, 113 articles were included in the final review. EHRDs were categorized into Electronic Administrative Health-Related Datasets and Electronic Clinical Health-Related Datasets. Subcategories of each major category were identified. EHRDs are invaluable assets for nursing the health-related research. Advanced research skills such as using analytical softwares, advanced statistical procedures, dealing with missing data and missing variables will maximize the efficient utilization of EHRDs in research.

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Use of Electronic Health-Related Datasets in Nursing and Health-Related Research

2014

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Publicly Available Healthcare Databases for Administrative Strategic Planning

Vahey

Corser

Brennan

2001

JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration

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Continuous improvement of the quality of medical care is the main direction of work of Russian orthopedic traumatologists

Mironov

Назаренко

Polubentseva

et al. 2000

N.N. Priorov Journal of Traumatology and Orthopedics

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At present the constant increase of the cost of medical service is observed all over the world but with no adequate improvement of its quality as well as with no adequate safeties of patients. To overcome this tendency it is necessary either to neglect the quality of medical care or to work out the special care which will enable to decrease the cost without the quality loss. The system should be based on the modern technology which quarantees minimum sufficient and maximum effective level of patients treatment. Authors suggest a concrete way for the improvement of medical care on the example of examination and treatment of patients with low back pain. For this purpose the Technologic chart for diagnosis and treatment of patients with spondylogenous low back pain is elaborated. This chart can be used both in out- and inpatients and it regulates the steps of patient's examination and treatment.

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Using external data and databases

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Use of Electronic Health-Related Datasets in Nursing and Health-Related Research

Use of Electronic Health-Related Datasets in Nursing and Health-Related Research

Publicly Available Healthcare Databases for Administrative Strategic Planning

Continuous improvement of the quality of medical care is the main direction of work of Russian orthopedic traumatologists

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