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PS1-45: Get Smart: Finding Structured Data Using SmartTools in Clarity

2014-09-01

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<h4>Background/Aims</h4> Chart notes and other text blocks in Epic’s electronic medical record system generally appear to be free text, requiring natural language processing (NLP) for analysis. In fact, though, many notes contain boilerplate text that can be traced back to structured data created using various Epic “SmartTools.” We investigated Clarity, Epic’s reporting database, to learn how to locate these struc...

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Literature Corpus work
6e753ec6-c457-52d3-8f4a-e8b85f7b3ea5
DOI
10.3121/cmr.2014.1250.ps1-14
PMCID
PMC4453375
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