Universal Demographic Data Collection Standardization for Better Decision-Making

Authors

  • Lara Yahav The MILLA Project
  • James Thorson Southern Connecticut State University

Keywords:

Management, Decision-Making, Health Care

Abstract

Global health care providers, health care networks, health care institutions, market researchers, as well as other public and private entities, could greatly benefit from universal demographic data standardization. The authors analyze data from data collection systems found in The United States, Israel, and Europe. Each data collection system varies enough to prohibit information and knowledge exchanges. One use of data is to gain local insights to adapt to changing trends, however, in a global market varying data sets and interpretations could hinder accurate decision-making

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Published

2017-10-01

How to Cite

Yahav, L., & Thorson, J. (2017). Universal Demographic Data Collection Standardization for Better Decision-Making. American Journal of Management, 17(4). Retrieved from https://articlegateway.com/index.php/AJM/article/view/1741

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