A Comparative Study of the Minimum Data Set of Novice Students’ Health Measurement Records in Some Selected Countries and Presenting a Model for Iran

Reza  Safdari; Niloofar  MohammadZadeh; Najmeh  Bahmanziari; Negar  Gheibi

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A Comparative Study of the Minimum Data Set of Novice Students’ Health Measurement Records in Some Selected Countries and Presenting a Model for Iran

Author(s):

Reza Safdari¹,

Niloofar MohammadZadeh¹,

Najmeh Bahmanziari²,

Negar Gheibi^1,*

1Health Information Management Department, School of Allied Medicine, Health Information Management Research Center, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran

2Department of Management and Health Economics, School of Public Health, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran

Journal of Clinical Research in Paramedical Sciences:Vol. 6, issue 2; e81324

Published online:May 06, 2017

Article type:Research Article

Received:Sep 12, 2016

Accepted:Mar 04, 2017

How to Cite:Reza SafdariNiloofar MohammadZadehNajmeh BahmanziariNegar GheibiA Comparative Study of the Minimum Data Set of Novice Students’ Health Measurement Records in Some Selected Countries and Presenting a Model for Iran.J Clin Res Paramed Sci.6(2):e81324.

Abstract

Introduction: Access to the same information in documents, makes possible the presentation of comparative statistic in the field of health. Minimum data set gives us a tool for collecting standards while using such standards facilitate communication between people and organizations involved in health care. This study aimed to determining minimum data in measuring novice students' health in Iran.

Methods: This research was a descriptive-comparative study. A checklist was developed using a comparative study about data set of novice students in three leading countries in children health, the US, England, and Australia, as well as Iran. The checklist comprised minimum data set in novice students' health measurement. It was submitted to 49 medical professionals, sociologists, physicians, health information technology professionals, and family and school care experts using Delphi method.

Results: Sixty out of sixty-two elements that were at the poll with more than 75% agreement were considered as main elements; and two elements with 50-75% agreement were considered as proposed elements. Two elements with more than 80% agreement were added to measurement record: food and drug allergy, as well as physical activity.

Conclusion: Information elements for assessing health measurement were introduced in three categories: demographic and societal information, medical examinations, and assessment of physicians. This can be considered a suitable collection for electronic and paper format documentation.

Keywords

minimum data set

novice student

health Measurement

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