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Phenotype Risk Scores: moving beyond ‘cases’ and ‘controls’ to classify psychiatric disease in hospital-based biobanks

2021-01-26

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Current phenotype classifiers for large biobanks with coupled electronic health records EHR and multi-omic data rely on ICD-10 codes for definition. However, ICD-10 codes are primarily designed for billing purposes, and may be insufficient for research. Nuanced phenotypes composed of a patients’ experience in the EHR will allow us to create precision psychiatry to predict disease risk, severity, and trajectories i...

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Literature Corpus work: e62c4947-89ab-5a26-aead-9a32636e81e5
DOI: 10.1101/2021.01.25.21249615

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