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to the Regional Critical Care & Medicine Information Management & Research Database Program (CCMDB) main page. Most information, but not all, can be found in a categories or it's sub-categories listed in the table below:

Data Collection Guide	IT Instructions	Contact List
Short Term Projects	Questions	Data Processing
Statistics and Reporting	Database Request Process	Legacy Data
Data Collection Team Meetings	Automated Data Integrity Checks	Critical Care Review Group
ICU Curriculum	Medicine Curriculum	How to edit the WIKI

File:Update001.gif Data Collectors Team Meeting: CHANGE OF DATE

• Patterson Lab - in the U of M Library located in the Buhler Center at Health Sciences Center.
• Monday, March 9 from 13:00 PM to 15:00 PM.
• see MAP for HSC parking and Building locations

*AGENDA

• • WIKI info session - Tina
  • QA Process plans - Julie & Tina
  • ICU Task Group Changes/Additions - Trish --TOstryzniuk 17:34, 24 February 2009 (CST)

Organization of Information

For more information on using this wiki, see Communication via this wiki and Editing Tips.

To add a Discussion to any article see: Instruction. A discussion will automatically be added to the Questions category.

As this wiki is growing (now at 7,165 entries), the easiest way to find information is to use the "search" bar on the left side.

To see a list of recent changes, click on the "Recent Changes" link in the navigation panel on the left.

If you can not find information you are looking for, it might not have been added yet. In that case, make a new entry and add it to the Category:Questions category. There are instructions at that link on how to do this. Collectors are encouraged to keep an eye on that category and to answer or further qualify.

Concerns that people might miss important changes

One data collector was concerned that important changes like this (septicemia) might be missed if we rely on data collectors following the Recent Changes, and suggested email notification of important changes. Tina is worried that if there is notification of "important" changes, people will feel that it is not necessary to keep up to date with Recent Changes here on the Wiki. Upon discussion with the data collector, Tina found out that the problem was really one of lack of understanding how to use the Recent Changes. If everyone could review and follow the instructions in My Preferences in the wiki, then clicking on "diff" or "# changes" for the changed article, rather than the link for the article, one will actually see a Summary of the changes rather than just the new version of the article. This makes reviewing Recent Changes much easier! This was move to front page by TOstryzniuk 13:20, 8 January 2009 (CST)