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Data base administration

Proceedings of the June 13-16, 1977, national computer conference on - AFIPS '77, 1977
This three part paper covers the growth and classical patterns of data base administration along with a survey of some currently practicing data base administrators. As a result, some trends and evolutions of the data base administrator position are presented.After a brief historical introduction, the paper first sets forth basic definitions and ...
Jean-Paul De Blasis, Thomas H. Johnson
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Data Administration Interfaces

Journal of Information Systems Management, 1987
The global responsibility for an organization's data resource, regardless of who is perceived to own it, lies with data administration (DA), whose purview includes all corporate automated and manual data resources. To meet this responsibility, DA must interact with those involved in the use of information systems both within and outside the ...
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Data Management and Data Administration

Journal of Database Management, 2011
Data management (DM) has existed in conjunction with software development and the management of the full set of information technology (IT)-related components. However, it has been more than two decades since research into DM as it is practiced has been published.
Peter Aiken, Mark Gillenson, Xihui Zhang, David Rafner   +3 more
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Administrative Data Manager

1990
In this chapter, the different screens used to show interactively the functionality of the CAD*I Neutral Database Interface are described.
Michel Raflik, Bernd Pätzold
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Administrative Data for Quality Improvement

Pediatrics, 1999
This article discusses the use of administrative data for quality improvement in perinatal and neonatal medicine. We review the nature of administrative data and focus on hospital discharge abstract data as the primary source of hospital- and community-based assessments. Although discharge abstract data lack the richness of primary data, these data are
R M, Schwartz, D E, Gagnon, J H, Muri, Q R, Zhao, R, Kellogg   +4 more
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Registries and Administrative Data

Medical Care, 1993
In this article the organization and accuracy of the population registry and administrative data base in Manitoba, Canada are discussed. The overall data management strategy and a framework for analyzing the accuracy of such data are presented. The generally high quality of the Manitoba registry file (necessary to track individuals over time) and the ...
LESLIE L. ROOS, CAMERON A. MUSTARD, J. PATRICK NICOL, B. COMM, DALE F. MCLERRAN, DAVID J. MALENKA, T. KUE YOUNG, MARSHA M. COHEN   +7 more
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Moving Beyond Administrative Data Sets and Coding Data

Hospital Pediatrics, 2013
In the study by Harris et al1 in this issue of Hospital Pediatrics , the authors attempted to compare the identification of central line–associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs) by using administrative coding data versus clinical criteria from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that are reported to a voluntary infection control network ...
James, O'Callaghan, Ricardo, Quinonez
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Understanding Administrative Data

Annals of Surgery, 2017
Omar, Faiz, George B, Hanna
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Administrative Data

Medical Care, 1998
C, Black, N P, Roos
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Administrative Data and Outcomes Research

Medical Care, 1990
community have followed suit, by committing major resources to the assessment of health care outcomes. Recognizing that randomized controlled trials are costly and difficult to execute, and that prospective data collection will also be expensive and time consuming, many researchers have turned to extant data bases to answer clinical questions.
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