Everyone knows the importance of accurate, high quality health data, but what systems, packages or organisations are in place to assess quality?
Clinical care relies heavily on information about symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and outcomes, increasingly being held electronically in clinical computer systems. The growing use of computers, plus emphasis on clinical audit and clinical governance, have led to a focus on the quality of data held in clinical systems.
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