In 2011, Edelbring et al. described a series of Virtual Patients based on authentic rheumatology patients created through patient interviews, text, laboratory results, and so on.
The situation was documented over half a century ago by Wiberg in his classic text "Laboratory Technique in Organic Chemistry" in the section entitled "Inducing Crystallization": " When a compound is prepared for the first time in a laboratory, it is often observed that it is relatively difficult to effect crystallization.
Within DDQB, a medical record can be searched for diagnosis codes (free text terms), laboratory test results, procedure codes, flow sheet row data, and other electronic medical record data.
The RPDR data warehouse includes a wide variety of records (not deidentified) including free text, administrative codes, laboratory codes and text, and numerous other data sources for all encounters for all patients at all Partners facilities.
Twenty-one medical centers in Taiwan developed High Risk Reminder (HRR) systems capable of automatically delivering high-risk alerts to physicians via Personal Handy-phone System (PHS) text messages when laboratory or pathology results exceeded normal ranges.
The database includes physiologic signals, free-text medical records, laboratory test reports, etc., for over 17,000 patients [ 1].
Isolates were identified based on macroscopic and microscopic features compared with standard descriptions in mycological laboratory texts and manuals.
All these isolates were difficult to identify by the automated biochemical text platforms in our laboratory during the past three years.
12 Triggers allow for targeted chart review by identifying possible ADEs via abnormal laboratory values, text phrases, or automated 'rules' combining multiple data elements available in medical records.
Additional clinically rich data (i.e., microbiology laboratory, radiology text reports) are received from a subset of civilian hospitals but are not included in this report.
Until recently, opportunities for automating the process of tissue annotation have been very limited, because the relevant information is maintained as unstructured data in free-text fields of proprietary laboratory information systems (LIS), and is not available to researchers.
