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Knowledge Extraction and Exchange from Electronic Health Records

Rose: Knowledge Extraction and Exchange from Electronic Health Records

 

The increasing use of electronic health records (EHR) has allowed for an unprecedented ability to perform analysis on patient data ebooks romans gratis downloaden. The rich content contained within EHR can be processed to provide a variety of services to the physician, such as, risk classification and summarization drivers voor windows 10en. However, accessing the unstructured textual content locked away in EHR presents several challenges. One of the foremost challenges is developing a classification model that can properly represent a patient’s status and how it correlates with potential outcomes(mortality, AKI-rifle, ICU duration, etc) vox 3d planer 2008 kostenlos downloaden. As every patient’s condition is highly complex and unique, the model must be able to deal with high dimensionality and sparsity of the underlying data ccleaner gratis downloaden voor windows 10. Our approach to solving these challenges is to leverage medical concepts found within EHR as a method of representing a patient’s health. To further refine these medical concepts, we perform extensive feature selection to narrow down the dimensionality to only the most important contributing features kostenlos romme downloaden vollversion. Lastly, to further reinforce every concept’s role in an outcome, we solicit physician’s feedback on the condition of the patient and the top-k contributing factors harry potter hogwarts mystery op pc.

Knowledge extraction from medical notes

We extend an initial bag-of-words model to a bag-of-concepts model, which uses cTakes and UMLS to extract medical terms and concepts from medical notes javascript herunterladen mac. We also extend cTakes to improve the knowledge extraction. The medical concepts are then filtered through a feature selection step, in which we rank the importance of each medical concept and its role in outcome prediction zip datei auf ipaden. The weakly ranked medical concepts are then blacklisted to reduce dimensionality. We plan to further reduce sparsity using medical ontology hierarchies as a means to collapse infrequent concepts into higher frequency concepts music directly to iphone.

Knowledge exchange

Due to the inconsistencies that may arise from extraction errors or sparse data, we propose to incorporate expert knowledge as a method to improve the model further bitdefender kostenlos download deutsch. By soliciting knowledge from experts, feature quality and classification accuracy can be boosted. As the first step, we build a web interface to present the predictor’s knowledge to the physician and gather feedback on the presented knowledge. We evaluated this interface in a pilot study with several physicians and found that predictor out performed the physicians, but also the physicians improved over time. We plan to incorporate the physicians opinions on the top-k features into the predictive model to improve its accuracy.

Initial results for Knowledge Exchange were presented as a poster in the 43rd Critical Care Congress organized by the Society of Critical Care Medicine in San Francisco (January 2014).

Faculty: Daisy Zhe Wang
Students: Kun Li, Sahil Puri
Past:  Ryan Cobb
Collaborators :Azra Bihorac, Tezcan Baslanti(UF Health)

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  • Knowledge Extraction and Outcome Prediction using Medical Notes
    Ryan Cobb, Sahil Puri, Daisy Zhe Wang, Tezcan Baslanti, Azra Bihorac
    Proceedings of ICML workshop on Role of Machine Learning in Transforming Healthcare, 2013, Atlanta

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