IBM / National Academies / Software Solutions Laboratory / Roper / HP / National Academies Press / Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust / /
Country
Switzerland / United States / /
Event
FDA Phase / /
Facility
College of Computing / Software Solutions Laboratory / University Boulevard / Institute of Medicine / University of North Carolina / College of Health and Human Services / /
IndustryTerm
analytical processing / web-based information / Web-based query tool / statistical data mining / analytical processing functionality / state systems / free-form online analytical processing queries / predefined online analytical processing queries / business intelligence systems / state web-based data / community health status monitoring systems / /
MarketIndex
set 25 / /
Organization
US Department of Health and Human Services / National Research Council / World Health Organization / Charlotte NC / Division of Health Care Services / Institute of Medicine / Division of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention / State Center for Health Statistics / Committee for the Study of the Future of Public Health / College of Computing and Informatics / Division of Public Health / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / University of North Carolina at Charlotte / National Center for Health Statistics / Committee on Using Performance Monitoring / College of Health and Human Services / Health Association / National Association of County and City Health officials / US Government Printing Office / /
Person
James Studnicki / Christopher N. Eichelberger / John W. Fisher / / /
Position
director / assistant professor / /
Product
Excellence / /
ProvinceOrState
Mississippi / North Carolina / /
PublishedMedium
the National / /
Technology
OLAP / data warehouse / data mart / Assessment Protocol / business intelligence system / data mining / business intelligence / /
COMMENTARY NC-CATCH: North Carolina Comprehensive Assessment for Tracking Community Health James Studnicki, ScD; John W. Fisher, PhD; Christopher N. Eichelberger, MS