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Unambiguous identification of hospital patients: case study at the university departments of the General Hospital, Vienna

Sachs et al., 2000

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9668405213612698202
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Sachs P
Gall W
Marksteiner A
Dorda W
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International journal of medical informatics

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This article considers the problem of identifying patients in one or more heterogeneous personal databases. The unambiguous identification of patients is an essential prerequisite for an efficient patient care system. We discuss the problems involved in this task and …
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