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Definition of a practical taxonomy for referencing data quality problems in health care databases

Quindroit et al., 2023

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17660770911721767226
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Quindroit P
Fruchart M
Degoul S
Perichon R
Martignène N
Soula J
Marcilly R
Lamer A
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Methods of Information in Medicine

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Introduction Health care information systems can generate and/or record huge volumes of data, some of which may be reused for research, clinical trials, or teaching. However, these databases can be affected by data quality problems; hence, an important step in the data …
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