HIS_FINALS Clinical Data Repositories

The information in Clinical Data Repositories are the following except

• readily searchable and exportable

• information gathered from Standard Clinical Care procedures

• Integrate physician entered data with data from different information systems including laboratory, radiology, admission and pharmacy

• None of the above

• All of the above

A Clinical data repository can successfully depict the same sample across different points in time from varying sources both within and outside the health institution

Maintaining them poses alot of disadvantages since the longitudinal view of patients Medical record can improve patient experience and avoid redundant treatment

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A systematically structured and gathered "storehouse" of patient specific data which is usually mirrored from a clinical application or supplemented with data from other clinical systems

• Clinical Data inventory

• Material Management System

• Clinical Data repository

• Material Management Repository

CDR is maintained as a seperate database

Almost all simple, customized or complex patient records are mirrored in it, queries are possible but sacrificing the performance of source applications

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The data in CDR is typically originated from one source with little to no application

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Integration structure from CDR to the LIS may be different from radiology or pharmacy

These differences mean that a user may only access certain types of information and use particular types of queries from the given information system

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Longitudinal nature of the CDR requires a way of linking various observations of the same identified subject. Most repositories contain personally identified data

However, due to privacy issues, they only release de-identified data which can lead to the ommission of some data in a data set

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The lack of identifiers can allow linking of data for some patients

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A database that collects observations for a specific clinical research study

• EHR

• Registry

• Collection

• Study

A database of observations made as a result of direct health care

• EHR

• Registry

• Warehouse

• Federation