Automated system reduces data entry time in stroke patients, indicating enhanced data management efficiency.
The growing volume of clinical data necessitates efficient management of Electronic Health Records (EHR) data. Traditional labor-intensive EHR management methods have led to significant risks, including high error rates and data omissions. This study modified and developed EHR templates focusing on key cohort-specific variables and developed a C#-based automated system for extracting and managing data from patients with acute stroke. The system reduced data entry time per patient from 35 minutes to 19 seconds. The data error rate decreased from 2.32% to 0.15%. This system enhances data management efficiency and is expected to support the construction of various cohorts through further expansion.
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