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An in-silico method for epidemiological studies using Electronic Medical Records

An in-silico method for epidemiological studies using Electronic Medical Records
使用电子病历进行流行病学研究的计算机方法
批准号:
8298614
负责人:
HUA XU
金额:
$5.66万
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依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2009
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2009-09-03 至 2012-10-15

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中文摘要
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观察性流行病学研究是识别 影响人口健康和疾病的因素,以及确定 治疗疾病,如癌症。然而,传统的流行病学 研究通常涉及人员密集型的工作(如手工图表和公共 记录审查),并且在获得结论性结果之前可能非常耗时。 最近,已经积累了大量详细的纵向临床数据, 医院的电子病历(EMR)系统,它已经成为一个有价值的数据 流行病学研究的来源。然而,有两个障碍阻止了 在流行病学研究中广泛使用EMR数据。第一,大部分详细的临床 电子病历中的信息嵌入在叙述性文本中, 手动信息。其次,EMR通常存在数据质量问题,例如 选择偏差和缺失数据,这需要调整传统的统计方法, 随机对照试验的方法。 在这项研究中,我们提出了一种基于计算机信息学的方法, 使用EMR数据的观察性流行病学研究。我们假设现有的 EMR数据可用于某些类型的流行病学研究, 的方式与信息学方法的帮助。基于信息的方法将 包含两个主要组成部分。一种是基于NLP(自然语言处理)的 信息提取系统,可以自动提取详细的临床信息 另一个是一套统计和信息学方法,可用于 分析EMR数据。如果这种方法的可行性得到证明,它将改变 观察性流行病学研究的标准范式,因为它具有 在很短的时间内以很低的成本回答流行病学问题的能力。 本研究的具体目的是开发一种自动化信息学方法, 从EMR中提取细粒度的癌症发现和一般临床信息, 利用它们进行癌症相关的流行病学研究。我们将执行两个案例- 与乳腺癌和结肠癌的预防和治疗相关的对照和队列研究 使用电子病历数据的癌症。信息学方法将在两个国家的电子病历上得到验证。 大医院,以证明其普遍性。我们的流行病学调查结果 研究将与报告的结果进行比较,以进行验证。
英文摘要
Observational epidemiological studies are effective methods for identifying factors affecting the health and illness of populations, as well as for determining optimal treatments for diseases, such as cancers. However, conventional epidemiological research usually involves personnel-intensive effort (such as manual chart and public records review) and can be very time consuming before conclusive results are obtained. Recently, a large amount of detailed longitudinal clinical data has been accumulated at hospitals' Electronic Medical Records (EMR) systems and it has become a valuable data source for epidemiological studies. However, there are two obstacles that prevent the wide usage of EMR data in epidemiological studies. First, most of the detailed clinical information in EMRs is embedded in narrative text and it is very costly to extract that information manually. Second, EMRs usually have data quality problems such as selection bias and missing data, which require adaptation of conventional statistical methods developed for randomized controlled trials. In this study, we propose an in silico informatics-based approach for observational epidemiological studies using EMR data. We hypothesize that existing EMR data can be used for certain types of epidemiological studies in a very efficient manner with the help of informatics methods. The informatics-based approach will contain two major components. One is an NLP (Natural Language Processing) based information extraction system that can automatically extract detailed clinical information from EMR and another is a set of statistical and informatics methods that can be used to analyze EMR-derived data. If the feasibility of this approach is proven, it will change the standard paradigm of observational epidemiological research, because it has the capability to answer an epidemiological question in a very short time at a very low cost. The specific aim of this study is to develop an automated informatics approach to extract both fine-grained cancer findings and general clinical information from EMRs and use them to conduct cancer related epidemiological studies. We will perform both case- control and cohort studies related to prevention and treatment of breast and colon cancers using EMR data. The informatics approach will be validated on EMRs from two major hospitals to demonstrate its generalizability. Epidemiological findings from our study will be compared to reported findings for validation.
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