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accuracy of the data
How Can Data Accuracy be Assessed?
Data accuracy can be assessed through various methods including
validation studies
,
cross-checking with other data sources
, and
statistical techniques
to identify outliers or inconsistencies. Additionally, conducting thorough
data audits
and employing
quality control measures
during data collection and processing can help in ensuring data accuracy.
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What Defines Data Accuracy in Epidemiology?
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