Does Feedback Improve the Quality of Computerized Medical Records in Primary Care?

AUTOR(ES)

de Lusignan, Simon

FONTE

American Medical Informatics Association

RESUMO

Objective: The MediPlus database collects anonymized information from generalpractice computer systems in the United Kingdom, for research purposes. Data quality markers are collated and fed back to the participating general practitioners. The authors examined whether this feedback had a significant effect on data quality.

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