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Managing clinical data in an electronic environment.

Clinical data has moved to the forefront as a valuable resource to enhance patient care and measure organizational performance. These data, most of which is now captured electronically, must be assessed for value and appropriateness. This article examines a data quality management model and its use in the initiation of computerized patient record (CPR) projects.