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Combining multimorbidity clustering with limited demographic information enables high-precision outcome predictions

2024-05-28

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Multimorbidity, the coexistence of multiple health conditions in individuals, is prevalent and increasing worldwide, proving to be a growing challenge for patients and the healthcare systems. Furthermore, the prevalence of multimorbidity contributes to an increased risk of hospital admission or even death. In this study, we employ a principled approach that utilises longitudinal data routinely collected in electro...

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f71a3096-c96c-5483-adcd-81b3f6f100aa
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10.1101/2024.05.28.24308024
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