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Sistema di raccolta dati paziente e archiviazione computerizzata "ARCHIDIA". Parte I--Metodologia.

Translated title of the contribution: "ARCHIDIA": a system for patients' data collection and computerized filing. Part I. Methodology
  • D. Carugo
  • , M. Dei Poli
  • , A. Guarino
  • , P. Navalesi
  • , D. Radrizzani
  • , A. Ravizza
  • , F. Roveda
  • , A. Sicignano
  • , S. Vesconi

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Abstract

This report describes a computer based program of patient clinical data collection: the ARCHIDIA system. The project relies on descriptive analysis of clinical events according to well defined methodological criteria. This allows the formulation of a concise diagnosis which is, at the same time, exhaustive of all essential information. Two are the basis principles of this methodology: To define, as accurately as possible, the logical steps necessary to elaborate the diagnosis, that is construed by a sequence of codes. To define all the conditions that must be followed so to use any code in a controlled and independent way. These criteria were derived from literature. The major claim of the system is likely to be the introduction of a "common language" between different ICUs. Uniformed diagnostic and clinical criteria are the main source of large data collection for descriptive, analytic and prospective studies. After a one year pilot study performed by 4 ICUs, ARCHIDIA was used, in 1991, by 20 centers from the area of Milan, Pavia, Como, Varese (70% of total) and 4148 patient data were collected. A descriptive analysis will be reported in the following paper.

Translated title of the contribution"ARCHIDIA": a system for patients' data collection and computerized filing. Part I. Methodology
Original languageItalian
Pages (from-to)253-260
Number of pages8
JournalMinerva Anestesiologica
Volume60
Issue number5
Publication statusPublished - May 1994
Externally publishedYes

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