A model for the evaluation of data quality in health unit websites.
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Abstract
This article presents a research work, the goal of which was to achieve a model for the evaluation of data quality in institutional websites of health units in a broad and balanced way. We have carried out a literature review of the available approaches for the evaluation of website content quality, in order to identify the most recurrent dimensions and attributes, and we have also carried out a Delphi method process with experts in order to reach an adequate set of attributes and their respective weights for the measurement of content quality. The results obtained revealed a high level of consensus among the experts who participated in the Delphi process. In addition, the different statistical analysis and techniques implemented are robust and attach confidence to our results and consequent model obtained.
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| Authors | Leite, Patrícia;Gonçalves, Joaquim;Teixeira, Paulo;Rocha, Álvaro; |
| Journal | Health informatics journal |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.1177/1460458214567003
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