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Week 3 – Katie

sittig • October 23, 2015

This week, I read more background on the subject of not only de-identifying medical records but also on developing ways to parse the files, find medical information, and so on. It was very interesting, especially since I hadn't a lot …

Posted in Clinical Narratives. Tags: CREU, katie on October 23, 2015 by sittig.

Week 2 – Katie

sittig • October 23, 2015

This week I started working on a Patient class, which will encompass information such as medication history, smoking status, family information, co-morbidity of disease, etc.

I have a small subset of data available to use and have been testing my …

Posted in Clinical Narratives. Tags: CREU, katie on October 23, 2015 by sittig.

Week 1 – Katie

sittig • October 23, 2015

Since we're still working on finding a way to host our data in a way that enables us all to have access to it but not provide any means of accidental data leaks, I spent my week developing an XML …

Posted in Clinical Narratives. Tags: CREU, katie on October 23, 2015 by sittig.

CREU Update! 10/16/15

haralson • October 16, 2015

Today, Stephanie and I worked on creating Person and Patient objects in Python (Katie is away at a conference, go Katie!). I've never used Python for object-oriented programming before, so I had to learn the basics of class definitions, how …

Posted in Clinical Narratives. Tags: CREU, rebecca on October 16, 2015 by haralson.

10/11/15

worobey • October 13, 2015

This week we agreed to all read a corpus entitled "Creation of a new longitudinal corpus of clinical narratives". We also began looking a CSV file regarding predicted and actual values of patient information regarding age and gender, and will …

Posted in Clinical Narratives. Tags: CREU on October 13, 2015 by worobey.

9/27/15

worobey • October 13, 2015

We met again this week to discuss our next steps with the data. We’ve spent time this week familiarizing ourselves with the data, and discussing our plan of attack from here on out with this project. We’ve all been working …

Posted in Clinical Narratives. Tags: CREU on October 13, 2015 by worobey.

CREU Update! 10/9/15

haralson • October 12, 2015

After spending some time writing a program to read in our patient files, we've begun working with regular expressions in Python. First, we worked through many exercises to reacquaint ourselves with regular expressions in general. Then, we worked on implementing …

Posted in Clinical Narratives. Tags: CREU, rebecca on October 12, 2015 by haralson.

10/5/2015

worobey • October 5, 2015

Greetings!

We've spent some time making sure that out CITI certifications are all in order so that we are able to handle the patient files. We've also spent time brushing up on our python skills, since we've decided this is …

Posted in Clinical Narratives. Tags: CREU on October 5, 2015 by worobey.

CREU Update! 9/29/15

haralson • September 30, 2015

Now that we've all gotten our CITI certifications sorted, we'll be programming soon! We've decided to use Python for this project. I'm excited for this, because I haven't used Python since my first semester here at Simmons. We've also looked …

Posted in Clinical Narratives. Tags: CREU, rebecca on September 30, 2015 by haralson.

CREU – Update 0!

sittig • September 20, 2015

The CREU Clinical Narratives project is officially underway! We're going to be spending our year studying patterns in clinical narratives using a natural language processing (NLP) approach.

This week, we met for the first time since last semester and began …

Posted in Clinical Narratives. Tags: CREU, kt, rebecca, stephanie on September 20, 2015 by sittig.

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