This document provides instructions for a presentation assignment on data collection in a healthcare system. Students are asked to: 1) Research the forms of data collected and used in a healthcare organization of their choice. 2) Create a 10-15 slide PowerPoint presentation with speaker notes that identifies and describes each form of data through at least one slide per form. 3) The presentation should address how the data is collected, where it comes from and goes, its uses, importance, how it is secured and mined, and include an example of statistical validation through mined data from the chosen system.

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Research the forms of data used in the system of your choice. This system could be
your own health care organization, the Patton-Fuller Community Hospital found in
the University of Phoenix Virtual Organizations, or an organization from the course
readings.
Create a 10- to 15-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation, including detailed
speaker notes, that identifies the forms of data collected and used in your chosen
system. Include at least one slide per form of data.
Where does the data come from (such as outside test results)?
Where does the data go (patient record, printer, physician folder, and/or other
destination)?
How are the different forms of data used?
What is the importance of each form of data?
What kinds of data does the organization send out (such as quality measures, patient
billing, purchase orders, and so forth)?
What security measures are taken to protect the data?
What kinds of data do senior executives want mined?
What do they use the data for?
Who mines the data and who uses it?
What kinds of statistics are used to validate the data?
Develop a statistical validation as an example by mining some data from the system
of your choice, graphing it, explaining it, and discussing why it is important.