Engaging Patients and Other Stakeholders in “Designing for Dissemination” of Record Linkage Methods and Tools
Jenna E. Reno,
Toan C. Ong,
Chan Voong
et al.
Abstract:Background: Novel record linkage (RL) methods have the potential to enhance clinical informatics by integrating patient data from multiple sources—including electronic health records, insurance claims, and digital health devices—to inform patient-centered care. Engaging patients and other stakeholders in the use of RL methods in patient-centered outcomes research (PCOR) is a key step in ensuring RL methods are viewed as acceptable, appropriate, and useful. The CU Record Linkage (CURL) platform empowers the use… Show more
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