2014•Health Information Management JournalRequires access

Building the ‘Continuous Learning’ Healthcare System

Terri Jurgens Jackson

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Abstract

Hospitals are data-rich but information-poor. To develop a ‘continuous-learning health care system’ we need to harness our myriad information sources so that every patient encounter becomes the basis for new evidence of what works.

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Hospitals are data-rich but information-poor. To develop a ‘continuous-learning health care system’ we need to harness our myriad information sources so that every patient encounter becomes the basis for new evidence of what works.

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Hospitals are data-rich but information-poor. To develop a ‘continuous-learning health care system’ we need to harness our myriad information sources so that every patient encounter becomes the basis for new evidence of what works.

Key concepts: Health care, Project commissioning, Publishing, Computer science, Knowledge management, Data science, Medical education, World Wide Web

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