Quality and integration of public health information systems: A systematic review focused on immunization and vital records systems | Zendy

Joshua R. Vest | Zendy; Hilary M. Kirk | Zendy; L. Michele Issel | Zendy

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Quality and integration of public health information systems: A systematic review focused on immunization and vital records systems

Author(s) -

Joshua R. Vest,

Hilary M. Kirk,

L. Michele Issel

Publication year - 2012

Publication title -

online journal of public health informatics

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 1947-2579

DOI - 10.5210/ojphi.v4i2.4198

Subject(s) - health informatics , variety (cybernetics) , data sharing , public health informatics , data quality , public health , quality (philosophy) , data science , computer science , knowledge management , informatics , systematic review , medicine , medline , health policy , hrhis , business , nursing , engineering , alternative medicine , political science , philosophy , artificial intelligence , law , metric (unit) , pathology , epistemology , marketing , electrical engineering

Public health professionals rely on quantitative data for the daily practice of public health as well as organizational decision making and planning. However, several factors work against effective data sharing among public health agencies in the US. This review characterizes the reported barriers and enablers of effective use of public health IS from an informatics perspective.

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