Temporal phenome analysis of a large electronic health record cohort enables identification of hospital-acquired complications.
Temporal phenome analysis of a large electronic health record cohort enables identification of hospital-acquired complications.
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对大型电子健康记录队列进行时间表型分析可以识别医院获得性并发症。
DOI:
10.1136/amiajnl-2013-001861
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2013
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Alterovitz,Gil
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Warner,JeremyL;Zollanvari,Amin;Ding,Quan;Zhang,Peijin;Snyder,GrahamM;Alterovitz,Gil
ObjectiveTo develop methods for visual analysis of temporal phenotype data available through electronic health records (EHR).Materials and methods24 580 adults from the multiparameter intelligent monitoring in intensive care V.6 (MIMIC II) EHR database of critically ill patients were analyzed, with significant temporal associations visualized as a map of associations between hospital length of stay (LOS) and ICD-9-CM codes. An expanded phenotype, using ICD-9-CM, microbiology, and computerized physician order entry data, was defined for hospital-acquiredClostridium difficile(HA-CDI). LOS, estimated costs, 30-day post-discharge mortality, and antecedent medication provider order entry were evaluated for HA-CDI cases compared to randomly selected controls.ResultsTemporal phenome analysis revealed 191 significant codes (p value, adjusted for false discovery rate, ≤0.05). HA-CDI was identified in 414 cases, and was associated with longer median LOS, 20 versus 9 days, and adjusted HR 0.33 (95% CI 0.28 to 0.39). This prolongation carries an estimated annual incremental cost increase of US$1.2–2.0 billion in the USA alone.DiscussionComprehensive EHR data have made large-scale phenome-based analysis feasible. Time-dependent pathological disease states have dynamic phenomic evolution, which may be captured through visual analytical approaches. Although MIMIC II is a single institutional retrospective database, our approach should be portable to other EHR data sources, including prospective ‘learning healthcare systems’. For example, interventions to prevent HA-CDI could be dynamically evaluated using the same techniques.ConclusionsThe new visual analytical method described in this paper led directly to the identification of numerous hospital-acquired conditions, which could be further explored through an expanded phenotype definition.