Grace Crossette-Thambiah1, Daniel Berleant1, Ahmed AbuHalimeh1

  • 1Department of Information Science, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Little Rock, AR, USA.

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本研究介绍了管理医疗保健的信息质量框架,解决了数据集成,标准化和验证方面的挑战. 它使组织能够提高数据的客观性,实用性和完整性,以获得更好的决策和患者结果.

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