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Table 1 Definition of criteria used to assess correctness

From: Validation of computerized diagnostic information in a clinical database from a national equine clinic network

Correctness

Absence of correctness

Total

Partial

 

The same diagnostic code was used (n = 294)

Slightly more precise information in the CCR (n = 12)

A diagnosis unrelated to the condition described by the VCR had been recorded in the CCR (n = 12)

The diagnostic code in the CCR corresponded to the diagnostic information in the VCR (n = 90)

"Without diagnosis" in the CCR and non-specific information in the VCR (n = 39)

Specific diagnosis in CCR despite non-specific diagnostic information in VCR (n = 26)

Diagnosis in the CCR was similar but less exact than the VCR (n = 1)

"Without diagnosis" in the CCR and specific information in the VCR (n = 17)

 
  1. Definition of criteria used for assessing correctness of diagnostic information in computerized clinical records (CCR) compared to the corresponding veterinary clinical records (VCR) and number of cases in each category in a sample of visits (in 396 visits including 491 individual diagnoses in the CCR) at 18 horse clinics in Sweden during 2002.