Real-time clinician text feeds from electronic health records
Abstract Analyses of search engine and social media feeds have been attempted for infectious disease outbreaks, but have been found to be susceptible to artefactual distortions from health scares or keyword spamming in social media or the public internet. We describe an approach using real-time aggr...
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doaj-d131c890e49a44d29a3e707c80b445722021-03-11T12:40:02ZengNature Publishing Groupnpj Digital Medicine2398-63522021-02-01411310.1038/s41746-021-00406-7Real-time clinician text feeds from electronic health recordsJames T. H. Teo0Vlad Dinu1William Bernal2Phil Davidson3Vitaliy Oliynyk4Cormac Breen5Richard D. Barker6Richard J. B. Dobson7Kings College Hospital NHS Foundation TrustInstitute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, Kings College LondonKings College Hospital NHS Foundation TrustKings College Hospital NHS Foundation TrustGuys & St Thomas Hospital NHS Foundation TrustGuys & St Thomas Hospital NHS Foundation TrustKings College Hospital NHS Foundation TrustInstitute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, Kings College LondonAbstract Analyses of search engine and social media feeds have been attempted for infectious disease outbreaks, but have been found to be susceptible to artefactual distortions from health scares or keyword spamming in social media or the public internet. We describe an approach using real-time aggregation of keywords and phrases of freetext from real-time clinician-generated documentation in electronic health records to produce a customisable real-time viral pneumonia signal providing up to 4 days warning for secondary care capacity planning. This low-cost approach is open-source, is locally customisable, is not dependent on any specific electronic health record system and can provide an ensemble of signals if deployed at multiple organisational scales.https://doi.org/10.1038/s41746-021-00406-7 |
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Abstract Analyses of search engine and social media feeds have been attempted for infectious disease outbreaks, but have been found to be susceptible to artefactual distortions from health scares or keyword spamming in social media or the public internet. We describe an approach using real-time aggregation of keywords and phrases of freetext from real-time clinician-generated documentation in electronic health records to produce a customisable real-time viral pneumonia signal providing up to 4 days warning for secondary care capacity planning. This low-cost approach is open-source, is locally customisable, is not dependent on any specific electronic health record system and can provide an ensemble of signals if deployed at multiple organisational scales. |
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