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Patrick Rogers1, Selnur Erdal, Jennifer Santangelo
1Ohio State University Medical Center, Columbus, OH, USA.
Abstract:
The Ohio State University Medical Center (OSUMC) Information Warehouse (IW) is a comprehensive data warehousing facility incorporating operational, clinical, and biological data sets from multiple enterprise system. It is common for users of the IW to request complex ad-hoc queries that often require significant intervention by data analyst. In response to this challenge, we have designed a workflow that leverages synthesized data elements to support such queries in an more timely, efficient manner.
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