The following are all challenges of healthcare data analytics EXCEPT:
Research questions asked of the data tend to be driven by what can be answered as oppose to prospective hypothesis |
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It may exhibit phenomenon of censoring (first instance of disease on record may not reflect when it first manifested/data record may not cover sufficiently long time interval of the disease) |
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There is no ethical concerns over how data is gathered and how it's used for research, who owns it and who has access to it |
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Data generated from routine care of patients maybe limited in its use for analytic purposes |
The correct option is c)
There is no ethical concerns over how data is gathered and how it's used for research, who owns it and who has access to it .
Ethical concern is present in every aspect of data analysis with out it is a HIPAA violation.
The following are all challenges of healthcare data analytics EXCEPT: Research questions asked of the data...
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