Table 1.
Comparison of different data collection techniques.
| Sl. no. | Authors and publication years | Parameters | Data collection technique | Advantages | Disadvantages |
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| 1 | Tekieh et al. [50], 2015 | Accuracy | Electronic health record | Different techniques with their merits are described. Hence, based on the requirement of research, an optimal approach can be considered | No suggestion about any new technique |
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| 2 | Shahin et al. [51], 2014 | Error rate, accuracy | Electronic health record | Case study provided in this research for practical application | Applicable for specific environment |
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| 3 | Yang et al. [52], 2016 | Accuracy | Rule-based approach | Data gathering speed is improved through the proposed mechanism | Further work can be done to improve accuracy. |
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| 4 | Mdaghri et al. [53], 2016 | Accuracy | Support system for clinical decision | Accurate data collection | Improper handling of missing values |
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| 5 | Roy et al. [54], 2016 | Correlation, accuracy | Correlation-based ratio analysis | Healthcare-related specific information is gathered because of correlation | Have not considered missing values. |
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| 6 | Rao et al. [34], 2016 | Prediction, accuracy | Open dataset | Better visualization because of GUI | Missing values not considered |