Big Data, Big Problems : Incorporating Mission, Values, and Culture in Provider Affiliations - 15/09/16
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This article explores how integration of data from clinical registries and electronic health records produces a quality impact within orthopedic practices. Data are differentiated from information, and several types of data that are collected and used in orthopedic outcome measurement are defined. Furthermore, the concept of comparative effectiveness and its impact on orthopedic clinical research are assessed. This article places emphasis on how the concept of big data produces health care challenges balanced with benefits that may be faced by patients and orthopedic surgeons. Finally, essential characteristics of an electronic health record that interlinks musculoskeletal care and big data initiatives are reviewed.
Le texte complet de cet article est disponible en PDF.Keywords : Big data, Comparative effectiveness, Orthopedics, Total joint arthroplasty, Administrative database, Clinical database
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Vol 47 - N° 4
P. 725-732 - octobre 2016 Retour au numéro
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