Data quality–driven improvement in health care: systematic literature review

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• What: The authors aim to evaluate the robustness of studies seeking to improve the quality of structured EHR-derived data. Incorporating quality improvement best practices, the authors aim to assess how studies measure DQ, identify which interventions are implemented, and summarise the outcomes to understand which interventions are useful to improve DQ. Below the authors explore these three points in greater depth.
• Who: Lighterness et al and collaborators from the Radiotherapy Related Research Group University ofThe Christie NHS Foundation Trust, Manchester , BX, UK have published the research: Preprint - 10.2196/57615, in the Journal: (JOURNAL . . .
  

   

  

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