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Detecting Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease Using General Practitioner Electronic Health Records and Electronic Phenotypes.

Studies in health technology and informatics - 21 May 2026

Lieverse Joris E, Yasrebi-de Kom Izak A R, Maarsingh Otto R, Overbeek Jetty A, Cornet Ronald, Klopotowska Joanna E

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Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a major public health issue. Estimating CKD prevalence using Electronic Health Records (EHR) of General Practitioners (GPs) is of value to guide patient care and healthcare system policies. Using clinical guidelines, we developed two different CKD electronic phenotypes (e-phenotypes) fit for EHR data from GPs: a laboratory-derived e-phenotype based on the estimated glomerular...

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PMID: 42175050
DOI: 10.3233/SHTI260377

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