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APD Data Definitions ANTICS Center for Outcome and Resource Evaluation APD minimum dataset Data Dictionary page 134 Patient Information Outcomes Hospital admission/discharge details 116 variables

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How to fill out data dictionary definitions:

1. Start by gathering all relevant information about the data you want to document. This includes the data's name, purpose, type, size, format, source, and any specific rules or constraints.
2. Create a template or a standardized format for your data dictionary. This will help ensure consistency and make it easier for others to understand and use the definitions.
3. Begin filling out the data dictionary by entering the necessary information for each data element. Be clear and concise in your descriptions to facilitate understanding.
4. Document any relationships or dependencies between different data elements. This can help users understand how the data is interconnected and how changes to one element may impact others.
5. Consider adding additional details, such as data ownership, access permissions, or data quality expectations. These additional attributes can provide a more comprehensive understanding of the data's characteristics.
6. Regularly review and update the data dictionary as needed. As the data evolves or new elements are added, ensure that the definitions remain accurate and up-to-date.

Who needs data dictionary definitions:

1. Software developers and programmers who need to understand the structure and usage of data in order to develop or modify applications.
2. Database administrators who are responsible for managing and maintaining databases, and need to ensure the accuracy and integrity of the data.
3. Data analysts and data scientists who rely on accurate data definitions to conduct analysis and derive insights.
4. Business stakeholders who need to understand the data involved in their business processes, such as managers or decision-makers.
5. Compliance and regulatory teams who require clear definitions in order to ensure adherence to data governance and privacy regulations.
6. Documentation teams who are responsible for creating technical documentation and user guides. Data dictionary definitions can be a valuable resource for these teams to incorporate into their documentation.

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