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Capturing and Reporting Electronic Data

2002
This volume reviews current data collection systems, examines unique approaches to data collection and storage, and provides the latest information on regulatory issues on data capture, storage, and reporting.
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Data Collectors' Design Preferences for Mobile Electronic Data Capturing Forms

2018
Data collectors collect health data using Mobile Electronic Data Collection Forms (MEDCFs) particularly in hard to reach areas. However, the usability and user acceptance of these forms by the data collectors are seldom considered, and yet these have an implication on the quality of the data collected and on the health decisions thereof.
Alice Mugisha, Ole Andreas Krumsvik, Thorkild Tylleskär, Ankica Babic   +3 more
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The Changing Face of Electronic Data Capture: From Remote Data Entry to Direct Data Capture

Drug Information Journal, 1998
For the last 10 years remote data entry (RDE) has been the great white hope of the pharmaceutical industry in achieving three main aims: cutting clinical trial duration time, saving resources, and improving data quality. But where is it? Who is using it? RDE has failed to meet the three aims.
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ELECTRONIC DATA CAPTURE (EDC) – A NEW MANTRA FOR CLINICAL TRIALS

Quality Assurance, 2004
Pharmaceutical companies, over a period of time, have attempted to use innovative and modern technologies for quicker and more efficient methods of clinical data capture and analysis. In today's scenario, Electronic Data Capture (EDC) is considered to be the preferred technology that can provide significant benefits over existing manual methods.
Umakanta, Sahoo, Arun, Bhatt
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Electronic Intervention to Improve Structured Cancer Stage Data Capture

Journal of Oncology Practice, 2016
Purpose: Cancer staging is critical for prognostication, treatment planning, and determining clinical trial eligibility. Electronic health records (EHRs) have structured staging modules, but physician use is inconsistent. Typically, stage is entered as unstructured free text in clinical notes and cannot easily be used for reporting. Methods: We created
Michael, Cecchini, Kim, Framski, Patricia, Lazette, Teresita, Vega, Michael, Strait, Kerin, Adelson   +5 more
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electronic data capture (e-DC)

2009
synonymously used with remote data entry; collecting data in (permanent) electronic form by systems that are modem-, web-based or that involve optical character recognition, audio text, Interactive Voice Response, graphicalclinical laboratory or other interfaces with or without a human interface; any changes to such data must be subject of a complete ...
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REDCap: A Tool for the Electronic Capture of Research Data

Journal of Electronic Resources in Medical Libraries, 2016
ABSTRACTREDCap is an electronic data capture software that allows the easy building of research instruments while providing collaboration capabilities, meta-data workflow, security, auditing, and export to common statistical packages. Medical librarians have used REDCap for both research data capture as well as operational databases.
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Feasibility challenges for automated electronic health record‐to‐electronic data capture technologies

Cancer
Electronic health record‐to‐electronic data capture is a possible solution for automating electronic health record data extraction. Significant challenges to the feasibility of full automation remain, especially for multicentered trials.
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Electronic data capture systems

2006
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Electronic interfaces for biophotonics data capture

This work presents an Analogue Front-End (AFE) interface for biophotonics data capture, featuring a Silicon Photomultiplier (SiPM) as the primary sensing component. The SiPM is uniquely suited for high-sensitivity, in-vivo cancer tumour detection biophotonics applications due to its high dynamic range, enabling detection of optical power levels as low ...
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