Medical Data Integrity
Cross-source consensus on Medical Data Integrity from 1 sources and 5 claims.
1 sources · 5 claims
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- Early pandemic mortality data was distorted because death certificates almost always list cardiopulmonary arrest first, often obscuring COVID as an underlying cause. — The New Normal: Pandemic Resilience, Patient Autonomy, and Medical Thinking
- Different hospitals, regions, and states used incompatible death certificate coding conventions, making aggregate national COVID data a comparison of incompatible schemes. — The New Normal: Pandemic Resilience, Patient Autonomy, and Medical Thinking
- US maternal mortality has been chronically undercounted for decades through the same death certificate mechanism, with pregnancy frequently absent from death certificates of women who died during or after pregnancy. — The New Normal: Pandemic Resilience, Patient Autonomy, and Medical Thinking
- Retractions of COVID articles by the New England Journal of Medicine and The Lancet are evidence that the scientific vetting system functions, not that it has failed. — The New Normal: Pandemic Resilience, Patient Autonomy, and Medical Thinking
- The pandemic revealed that US health data infrastructure is in critical condition and created explicit national recognition that it must be modernized. — The New Normal: Pandemic Resilience, Patient Autonomy, and Medical Thinking