ENTITY IDENTIFICATION PROBLEM ESTIMATION HEART DATA INTEGRATION

10.55434/CBI.2024.10101

Authors

  • Dr g Lalitha Kumari
  • Y. Surekha

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55434/CBI.2024.10101

Keywords:

Data Security, Health Data Warehouse, Privacy Preserved Record Linkage, Data Mining

Abstract

The incorporation of healthcare data from various sources is necessary for knowledge finding from various health data repositories. An essential research topic is preserving record linkage during the integration of medical data. In developed nations where patients' electronic health records are kept
with identifiers like their social security number (SSN), universal patient identifier (UPI), health insurance number, etc., researchers have offered a variety of solutions to this issue. Due to missing information, uncertainty in patient identification, and a high level of noise in patient information, these
methods cannot be properly used for record linking of health data from developing nations. People in developing nations lack medical ID cards with personalized health information. Health care facilities do not keep Social Security information or National ID numbers on file(SSN). The irony is that despite how many times a patient receives treatment or a diagnosis at the same hospital, his or her records will constantly be documented as being associated with a different patient with a different ID or serial number. In PATIENT IDENTIFICATION TECHNIQUE BASED ON SECURED RECORD LINKAGE(PITSRL) approach, NAMEVALUE algorithm is used to identify the name of the patient among diversity  repositories. 

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Published

30-06-2024

How to Cite

Dr g Lalitha Kumari, & Y. Surekha. (2024). ENTITY IDENTIFICATION PROBLEM ESTIMATION HEART DATA INTEGRATION: 10.55434/CBI.2024.10101. Caribbean Journal of Sciences and Technology, 12(1), 1–6. https://doi.org/10.55434/CBI.2024.10101

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Research Article