Optimizing data quality and use: tools
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| Module 2 | Making the value case |
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| Module 3 | Clarifying legal and policy issues |
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| Module 4 | Forming partnerships |
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| Module 5 | Analyzing clinical data and workflows |
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| Module 6 | Analyzing technical options |
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| Module 7 | Implementing data exchange |
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| Module 8 | Optimizing data quality and use |
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| Module 9 | All toolkit downloads |
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Tool downloads
Optimizing data quality and use
This tool can help you develop a structured and logical way to describe the data quality used to generate metrics for chronic disease surveillance, addressing both data validity and reliability.
Choosing a tool to optimize data quality and use
This tool helps planners select a free Analysis, Visualization, and Reporting (AVR) software product appropriate for the type of data being used. It also outlines some of the necessary skill sets of the data analyst and additional system requirements to use these products.
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