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期刊名:Journal of the american medical informatics association

缩写:J AM MED INFORM ASSN

ISSN:1067-5027

e-ISSN:1527-974X

IF/分区:7.1/Q1

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Shihan Chen,Quan M Nguyen,Yu Hu et al. Shihan Chen et al.
Objectives: Systematic clinical phenotyping using Human Phenotype Ontology (HPO) is central to rare disease diagnosis. However, current disease prioritization (ranking candidate diseases from HPO for a patient) methods fa...
Amalie Koch Andersen,Hadi Mehdizavareh,Arijit Khan et al. Amalie Koch Andersen et al.
Objectives: Machine-learning-based clinical risk prediction models are increasingly used to support decision-making in healthcare. While class-imbalance correction techniques are commonly applied to address rare outcomes,...
Sripriya Rajamani,Divya Rupini Gunashekar,Umesh Ghimire et al. Sripriya Rajamani et al.
Objectives: Data modernization (DM) seeks to transform data and information systems in public health (PH) to support core activities. This study characterizes incumbent PH workers who perform informatics and data-centric ...
Priyanka Solanki,William Small,Jaya Sondhi et al. Priyanka Solanki et al.
Objectives: To evaluate whether real-time electronic health record (EHR)-based secure messaging between emergency department (ED) clinicians and prior discharge teams influences ED disposition decisions for patients re-pr...
Abbie Zhang,Daniel Lipsey,Stuart Figueroa et al. Abbie Zhang et al.
Objective: To determine whether a greater volume of health information exchange (HIE) between care delivery systems improves patient outcomes and whether effects differ between community care and Veterans Health Administr...
Victor M Castro,Vivian Gainer,Nich Wattanasin et al. Victor M Castro et al.
Objective: Long COVID (LC) remains poorly understood, and there is a critical need for advanced computational tools to better identify and characterize patients. In this study, we use summarized symptom reports by RECOVER...
Corentin Faujour,Stéphane Bouée,Corinne Emery et al. Corentin Faujour et al.
Objective: The analysis of care trajectories derived from electronic health records and claims data has become increasingly common in biomedical informatics. This has enabled large-scale studies of care processes, yet wid...