Using SNOMED CT-enabled data collections in a national clinical research program: primary care data can be used in secondary studies

Authors

Donna TruranFollow
Patricia Saad, University of WollongongFollow
Ming ZhangFollow
Kerry InnesFollow
Madonna Kemp, CSIRO ICT Centre
S Huckson
S Bennetts

RIS ID

32170

Publication Details

D. Truran, P. Saad, M. Zhang, K. Innes, M. Kemp, S. Huckson & S. Bennetts, "Using SNOMED CT-enabled data collections in a national clinical research program: primary care data can be used in secondary studies", HIC 2009: frontiers in health informatics. Health Informatics Society of Australia, Canberra, Australia, (2009) 1-18.

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Abstract

Background: National Institute of Clinical Studies (NICS) research Objectives: review pain management, care guidelines Participants: Australian EDs, opt-in Duration: 3 years Sampling: 60 patients each 3 months, over-sampling Cohort: abdominal pain and traumatic injuries Method: medical record review by clinicians