Quality of Oral Health Data in Electronic Medical Records

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The webinar discusses the importance of quality data in electronic medical records (EMR) for oral healthcare. It covers various aspects of data quality, including completeness, uniqueness, consistency, validity, accuracy, and timeliness. The presentation highlights the need for standardized data collection and integration of systems for improved patient care, research, and healthcare management. The presenter shares findings from a study evaluating the quality of EHR data at a Kenyan hospital, focusing on completeness and consistency.

What Will You Learn?

  • The significance of data and technology in healthcare
  • The importance of quality data in electronic medical records (EMRs)
  • Key components of an electronic medical record system: collection, storage, processing, analytics, and communication.
  • The critical aspects of data quality: completeness, uniqueness, consistency, validity, accuracy, and timeliness.
  • The challenges of data quality in healthcare, such as inadequate recording, lack of standardization, and poor integration of systems
  • How to assess data quality focusing on completeness and consistency
  • The importance of a reference standard for evaluating data completeness
  • The potential of technology to improve data collection, reporting, and research in healthcare
  • The need for user-friendly and patient-friendly systems for EMRs
  • Recommendations for improving EMR systems and data quality in clinical practice and research
  • The role of integrated systems in linking oral and systemic health data
  • The importance of collaboration with ICT to create effective EMR systems
  • The need for continuous improvement of systems to maintain data quality

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