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Quality evaluation of government epidemic data openness based on cloud model and PSR theory

Published: 08 December 2022 Publication History

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Government data opening has become one of the key measures of government emergency management in the big data era. Investigating deeply the quality of government data opening under public health emergencies can help grasp the current situation and provide experience for future work. This paper evaluates the 31 regional health commissions’ epidemic data openness using a framework based on PSR theory in China, and the cloud model was used to evaluate the quality of government data opening at the national and regional levels. The comprehensive evaluation level of government data openness under the epidemic situation in China was ordinary level and the level of data openness varies greatly among regions. Data state is the main factor restricting the level of data openness.

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IMMS '22: Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Information Management and Management Science
August 2022
457 pages
ISBN:9781450396721
DOI:10.1145/3564858
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  1. PSR theory
  2. cloud model
  3. open government data
  4. public health emergencies

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