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Potential Role of Clinical Trial Eligibility Criteria in Electronic Phenotyping.

Studies in health technology and informatics - 27 May 2021

Chen Zhehuan, Liu Hao, Butler Alex, Ostropolets Anna, Weng Chunhua

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2,719 distinctive phenotyping variables from 176 electronic phenotypes were compared with 57,150 distinctive clinical trial eligibility criteria concepts to assess the phenotype knowledge overlap between them. We observed a high percentage (69.5%) of eMERGE phenotype features and a lower percentage (47.6%) of OHDSI phenotype features matched to clinical trial eligibility criteria, possibly due to the relative...

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PMID: 34042723
DOI: 10.3233/SHTI210138

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