Feasibility study and methodology to create a quality-evaluated database of primary care data. Bourke, A., Dattani, H., & Robinson, M. Informatics in Primary Care, 12(3):171--177, 2004. abstract bibtex OBJECTIVES: To build and test a model for the collection of computerised retrospective primary care data from the UK, and to assess its quality for use in medical and pharmaceutical research. DESIGN: Collection and evaluation of sampled retrospective general practice data recording. SETTING: General practices, using the Vision practice management software in the UK. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Quality indicators of completeness of data recording. RESULTS: Initial audit of 236 practices indicated good recording of prescribing in all practices and a high level of completeness of recording of clinical information in many of the practices. CONCLUSIONS: In the group of practices studied, levels of recording were generally assessed to be of sufficient quality to enable a database of quality-evaluated, anonymised primary care records to be created.
@article{bourke_feasibility_2004,
title = {Feasibility study and methodology to create a quality-evaluated database of primary care data},
volume = {12},
issn = {1476-0320},
abstract = {OBJECTIVES: To build and test a model for the collection of computerised retrospective primary care data from the UK, and to assess its quality for use in medical and pharmaceutical research.
DESIGN: Collection and evaluation of sampled retrospective general practice data recording.
SETTING: General practices, using the Vision practice management software in the UK.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Quality indicators of completeness of data recording.
RESULTS: Initial audit of 236 practices indicated good recording of prescribing in all practices and a high level of completeness of recording of clinical information in many of the practices.
CONCLUSIONS: In the group of practices studied, levels of recording were generally assessed to be of sufficient quality to enable a database of quality-evaluated, anonymised primary care records to be created.},
language = {eng},
number = {3},
journal = {Informatics in Primary Care},
author = {Bourke, Alison and Dattani, Hassy and Robinson, Michael},
year = {2004},
pmid = {15606990},
keywords = {Benchmarking, Databases, Factual, Feasibility Studies, Female, Great Britain, Humans, National Health Programs, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Physician's Practice Patterns, Primary Health Care, Quality Indicators, Health Care, Retrospective Studies, mortality, pregnancy},
pages = {171--177}
}
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