Electronic Health Record Data
Cross-source consensus on Electronic Health Record Data from 1 sources and 5 claims.
1 sources · 5 claims
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- The study used MIMIC-IV version 2.2, a de-identified EHR database developed by MIT with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. — Synthetic data-augmented machine learning for 30-day readmission prediction in patients with chronic conditions: a retrospective real-world study
- The final analytical sample included 33,882 adult ICU patients across COPD, HF, and T2DM cohorts. — Synthetic data-augmented machine learning for 30-day readmission prediction in patients with chronic conditions: a retrospective real-world study
- MIMIC-IV contains clinical notes, laboratory data, pharmacologic data, and demographic data from more than 60,000 ICU admissions between 2008 and 2019. — Synthetic data-augmented machine learning for 30-day readmission prediction in patients with chronic conditions: a retrospective real-world study
- Structured EHR variables included demographics, comorbidities, laboratory values, vital signs, severity scores, medication classes, and prior healthcare utilisation. — Synthetic data-augmented machine learning for 30-day readmission prediction in patients with chronic conditions: a retrospective real-world study
- Unstructured clinical notes supplied behavioral and care-continuity indicators such as medication non-adherence, substance use, social support, discharge education, and outpatient follow-up planning. — Synthetic data-augmented machine learning for 30-day readmission prediction in patients with chronic conditions: a retrospective real-world study