In the lifecycle of epidemiologic data three steps can be identified: production, interpretation and exploitationfor decision. Computerized support can be precious, if not indispensable, at any of the three levels, therefore several epidemiologic data management systems were developed. In this paper we focus on intelligent management of epidemiologic data, where intelligence is needed in order to analyze trends or to compare observed with reference value and possibly detect abnormalities. After having outlined the problems involved in such a task, we show the features of ADAMS, a system realized to manage aggregated data and implemented in a personal computer environment. 1.

Intelligent Management of Epidemiologiacal Data

Ferri F;
1992

Abstract

In the lifecycle of epidemiologic data three steps can be identified: production, interpretation and exploitationfor decision. Computerized support can be precious, if not indispensable, at any of the three levels, therefore several epidemiologic data management systems were developed. In this paper we focus on intelligent management of epidemiologic data, where intelligence is needed in order to analyze trends or to compare observed with reference value and possibly detect abnormalities. After having outlined the problems involved in such a task, we show the features of ADAMS, a system realized to manage aggregated data and implemented in a personal computer environment. 1.
1992
Inglese
Proceedings of the 15th Annual Symposium on Computer Applications in Medical Care
Annual Symposium on Computer Applications in Medical Care
343
347
5
0070550204
McGraw-Hill
New York
STATI UNITI D'AMERICA
Sì, ma tipo non specificato
Nov 17-20, 1991
Washington
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Ferri, F; Meoevoli, L; Pisanelli, D M; Ricci, F L
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