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Veracity in big data: How good is good enough
Andrew P Reimer1, Elizabeth A Madigan2
1Case Western Reserve University, USA; Cleveland Clinic, USA.
Abstract:
Veracity, one of the five V's used to describe big data, has received attention when it comes to using electronic medical record data for research purposes. In this perspective article, we discuss the idea of data veracity and associated concepts as it relates to the use of electronic medical record data and administrative data in research. We discuss the idea that electronic medical record data are "good enough" for clinical practice and, as such, are "good enough" for certain applications. We then propose three primary issues to attend to when establishing data veracity: data provenance, cross validation, and context.
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