Federal healthcare data collection is incomplete and inadequate--report
Gardner, E.
Modern Healthcare 22(15): 73
1992
ISSN/ISBN: 0160-7480 PMID: 10117292 Document Number: 399879
A new report criticizes federal efforts to collect data on the use of healthcare services, calling them fragmented, duplicative and inadequate for policymakers' needs. The report says a proposed overhaul of the National Center for Health Statistics doesn't go far enough and offers recommendations to steer the project toward more effective results.
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