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CDR in electronic or written format is used to represent an … of clinical information.

Aggregated database

CDR’s dat are readily … and ..., often because the information is gathered from standard clinical care procedures.

Searchable and exportable

CDR integrate … with data from different existing information systems.

Physician-entered data

They are placed where both clinical data and other data of interest, such as external data sources and financial data, are assimilated.

CDR

Common kinds of available information in the CDR

Patient demographics, Patient’s primary health provider, Medication list, Allergies, Hospital in-patient visits, Emergency department encounters, Outpatient practice visits, Immunizations, Diagnoses, Procedures, Laboratory results, Social history, Vitals

Maintaining CDR poses a lot of advantages, such as?

Longitudinal view, Avoids repeated test procedures

The end users of CDR

Physicians and clinicians

CDR is a systematically structured and gathered “…” of a patient-specific data.

Storehouse

CDR is maintained as a (separate/linked) database particularly created in adding decision analysis.

Separate

This term under the different levels of integration in the CDR ensures every abbreviation retain the same meaning.

Semantic translations

Factors affecting the different levels of integration in the CDR

Locations, Indices, Catalogues, Semantic translation or equivalances, Syntatic structures, Links to external information

A repository type wherein it is a database that collects observations for a specific clinical research study.

Study

Database of observations made as a result of direct health care.

Electronic health record

Observations collected and organized for the purpose of studying or guiding particular outcomes on a defined population.

Registry

A repository that adds levels of integration and quality to the primary (research or clinical) data of a single institution, to support flexible queries for multiple uses.

Warehouse

This repository is broader in application than registry.

Warehouse

A library of heterogeneous data sets from more organizations than a warehouse or more sources than a registry.

Collections

A repository distributed across multiple locations, where each locations retains control over access to its own data.

Federation

A repository that is responsible for making the data comparable with the data of other locations

Federation

This standardizes data from disparate sources into a cohesive format.

Clinical data repository

CDR structure allows data to be extracted along dimensions such as?

Time, Location, Diagnosis, Age, Gender, Data

What are the filters under the structure of CDR.

Time, Diagnosis, Data

… and … (…) elaborate that a well-deployed clinical repository has multiple advantages.

Ball, Douglas, 2013

What are the advantages of CDR

Longitudinal view, Capability to provide access, Cross-continuum view

This advantage is often organized primarily around patients and secondly around visits or encounters, a method that easily accommodates views than span multiple visits.

Longitudinal view

This advantage receives infromation from a multitude of feeder systems, it can create a “one-stop shopping environment”.

Capability to provide access

This advantage allows information to be gathered and viewed from sourced other than an acute settingS

Cross-continuum view

This helps in simplifying a wide array of information, and it allows decision-makers to derive analytical results from information presented visually.

Data visualization

This is increasingly becoming an important tiol in decision-making.

Visualization of clinical data

Under visualization of clinical data, the graphical representation feature of most clinical data repositories enables …, which helps users use different kinds of filters in order to change the level of information that may be seen.

Scenario analysis

What are the common filters under visualization of clinical data?

Age, Gender

Medical Terminology (Abbreviations)

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Question list

CDR in electronic or written format is used to represent an … of clinical information.

Aggregated database

CDR’s dat are readily … and ..., often because the information is gathered from standard clinical care procedures.

Searchable and exportable

CDR integrate … with data from different existing information systems.

Physician-entered data

They are placed where both clinical data and other data of interest, such as external data sources and financial data, are assimilated.

CDR

Common kinds of available information in the CDR

Maintaining CDR poses a lot of advantages, such as?

Longitudinal view, Avoids repeated test procedures

The end users of CDR

Physicians and clinicians

CDR is a systematically structured and gathered “…” of a patient-specific data.

Storehouse

CDR is maintained as a (separate/linked) database particularly created in adding decision analysis.

Separate

This term under the different levels of integration in the CDR ensures every abbreviation retain the same meaning.

Semantic translations

Factors affecting the different levels of integration in the CDR

Locations, Indices, Catalogues, Semantic translation or equivalances, Syntatic structures, Links to external information

A repository type wherein it is a database that collects observations for a specific clinical research study.

Study

Database of observations made as a result of direct health care.

Electronic health record

Observations collected and organized for the purpose of studying or guiding particular outcomes on a defined population.

Registry

A repository that adds levels of integration and quality to the primary (research or clinical) data of a single institution, to support flexible queries for multiple uses.

Warehouse

This repository is broader in application than registry.

Warehouse

A library of heterogeneous data sets from more organizations than a warehouse or more sources than a registry.

Collections

A repository distributed across multiple locations, where each locations retains control over access to its own data.

Federation

A repository that is responsible for making the data comparable with the data of other locations

Federation

This standardizes data from disparate sources into a cohesive format.

Clinical data repository

CDR structure allows data to be extracted along dimensions such as?

Time, Location, Diagnosis, Age, Gender, Data

What are the filters under the structure of CDR.

Time, Diagnosis, Data

… and … (…) elaborate that a well-deployed clinical repository has multiple advantages.

Ball, Douglas, 2013

What are the advantages of CDR

Longitudinal view, Capability to provide access, Cross-continuum view

This advantage is often organized primarily around patients and secondly around visits or encounters, a method that easily accommodates views than span multiple visits.

Longitudinal view

This advantage receives infromation from a multitude of feeder systems, it can create a “one-stop shopping environment”.

Capability to provide access

This advantage allows information to be gathered and viewed from sourced other than an acute settingS

Cross-continuum view

This helps in simplifying a wide array of information, and it allows decision-makers to derive analytical results from information presented visually.

Data visualization

This is increasingly becoming an important tiol in decision-making.

Visualization of clinical data

Scenario analysis

What are the common filters under visualization of clinical data?

Age, Gender