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Sep 8 Fall 05 Medical Data Patient Data Clinical Data Healthcare Data Biomedical Data
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Sep 8 Fall 05 Medical Data Collecting data and interpreting them is central to healthcare delivery Data is needed for decision making Data needed to collect additional data
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Sep 8 Fall 05 Nature of Medical Data A patient’s temperature –A single value such as 100.4 F Blood pressure measurement –Systolic and Diastolic –Entered as 110/76 ECG recording Chest radiograph
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Sep 8 Fall 05 ECG
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Sep 8 Fall 05 Chest X-ray
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Sep 8 Fall 05 Chest X-ray…
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Sep 8 Fall 05 Chest X-ray…
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Sep 8 Fall 05 A Single Data Point (Datum) Defined by four elements –The particular patient –The observed parameter –The value of the parameter –Time of observation
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Sep 8 Fall 05 Uncertainty in Data Unreliable history given by patient Physician listening to the heart of an anemic child Chest radiograph showing artifacts
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Sep 8 Fall 05 Types of Medical Data Numerical data Textual data Recorded signals –ECG –EEG Drawings Photographs Sequence Data
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Sep 8 Fall 05 Drawings Firm, non tenderSoft, tender
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Sep 8 Fall 05 Uses of Medical Data The traditional paper record has worked reasonably well to support proper care of individual patients But clinical research across populations of patients is problematic
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Sep 8 Fall 05 Concept of Historical Record Patient history Symptoms Signs Lab results Radiological and other special investigations Diagnosis Treatment including rationale
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Sep 8 Fall 05 Uses of Medical Data… Support communication among providers Anticipate future health problems Recording of standard preventive measures Identify deviations from expected trends Provide a legal record Support clinical research
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Sep 8 Fall 05 Categories of Data for Clinical Research Observational data –Data routinely collected –Passive –Retrospective studies Experimental data –Data from randomized controlled trials –Manipulation of one or more variables in a controlled setting –Prospective studies
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Sep 8 Fall 05 Sensitivity and Specificity True PositivesTrue Negatives Predicted +85 Predicted -285
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Sep 8 Fall 05 Questions??
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