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Detecting adverse events in clinical care using natural language processing

2019-07-17

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Current methods for retrospective review of medical records require both time- and cost-wise a substantial effort. Therefore, we wanted to find the best method (based on natural language processing (NLP)) to select cases out of the medical records for further investigation in search for a (potentially preventable) adverse event (AE) to the decrease this effort. Methods The ba...

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b4f7037f-d08f-568a-b44d-820502109dce
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10.21203/rs.2.11633/v1
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