Automated Reports for Monitoring and Improving Data Quality in a Translational Research Network
Esther E Schmidt1,2, Corinna Eichelser1,2,3,4, Bernd Ahlborn1,2,5
1German Cancer Consortium (DKTK), Heidelberg, Germany.
Abstract:
Standardised, automated quality reports were generated at three pilot locations of the decentralized translational research network DKTK with separated local data warehouses (LDW), for assessing syntactic conformity against common data element definitions deposited in a central metadata repository (MDR). Deviations in the LDW were categorised, and locally corrected. Comparisons of reports from two time points confirm a major improvement in data quality in terms of syntactic conformity, an essential prerequisite for network-wide data integration.
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