Roos N P, Roos L L, Mossey J, Havens B
Department of Community Health Sciences, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada.
Med Care. 1988 Mar;26(3):221-39. doi: 10.1097/00005650-198803000-00001.
This paper assesses our ability to use administrative data for developing indicators of health status. Traditionally, measures of health status have been derived from interviews. Here indicators from administrative data and from interviews are compared, i.e., their ability to predict important health outcomes for a large representative sample of elderly residents of Manitoba, Canada. Indicators of health status derived from an administrative data system and from health interviews are shown to provide roughly similar predictions of nursing-home entry. Administrative data provide significantly better predictions of death and future hospital entry than do variables from interview data.
本文评估了我们利用行政数据制定健康状况指标的能力。传统上，健康状况的衡量指标来自访谈。本文对行政数据指标和访谈指标进行了比较，即比较它们对加拿大曼尼托巴省大量具有代表性的老年居民重要健康结果的预测能力。结果表明，来自行政数据系统和健康访谈的健康状况指标对进入养老院的预测大致相似。与访谈数据中的变量相比，行政数据对死亡和未来住院情况的预测明显更好。
