Defined data base, minimal data base, and problem specific data base

Abstract

The purpose of using defined data bases (minimal data bases and problem-specific data bases) is to provide systematic and consistent collection of data in the management of patient. Collected data is not usually biased by premature establishment of a tentative diagnosis. A clear distinction is made between recognition of a patient’s problem list and plans to identify the causes of these problems. Rather than force data collection and facts to fit a preconceived diagnosis, it is acceptable and desirable to resolve problems only insofar as available data will allow

Keywords

• Defined data-base
• minimal data-base
• problem specific data-base

Tanımlı veri tabanı, minimal veri tabanı ve problem spesifik veri tabanı

Abstract

Tanımlanan veri tabanlarının (minimal veri tabanı ve problem spesifik veri tabanı) kullanım amacı hastanın yönetilmesinde sistematik ve uygun bilginin toplanmasını sağlamaktır. Toplanan bu bilgi, ön tahmini bir tanı sonucu elde edilen önyargılı luzumsuz bir bilgi değildir. Hastanın tanımlanan problem listesi ile bu problemlerin nedenlerini tespit etmek için hazırlanan tanı planları arasında açık bir ayrım yapılır. Önyargılı bir tanıya uygun bilgi ve verileri toplamak yerine eldeki bilgilerin müsade ettiği kadar problemlerin çözümlenmesi arzu edilir

Keywords

• Minimum veri tabanı
• problem spesifik veri tabanı
• tanımlanan veri tabanı

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