Closed marinaperezs closed 1 year ago
Hi Marina,
The changelog of the official project page seems to describe exactly what you want:
patients
dod is now populated with out-of-hospital mortality from state death records. For patients admitted to the ICU, this change has increased capture of date of death from 8,223 records to 23,844 (i.e. we now have out-of-hospital mortality for an additional 15,621 ICU patients).
I believe the documentation page might be confusing as it does not describe the changes past version 1.0.
To answer your question, the you can look at the dischtime
in conjunction with dod
to determine whether the patient has died in hospital. If you're working with postgres, the following query should do the trick:
WITH last_admission AS (
SELECT MAX(dischtime) as dischtime, subject_id
FROM mimiciv_hosp.admissions
GROUP BY (subject_id)
)
SELECT patients.subject_id, (
CASE
WHEN dischtime IS NOT NULL and dod IS NOT NULL THEN DATE(dischtime) = dod
ELSE false -- You can change this to NULL if you want NULLs for subjects for which death in hospital can't be confirmed
END
) AS died_in_hospital
FROM mimiciv_hosp.patients
INNER JOIN last_admission ON patients.subject_id = last_admission.subject_id
Hi everyone !
I'm working with MIMIC-IV 2.0 and I need to get a new column called _death_inhosp. This new column is binary and it should have a 1 if the patient died during a hospital admission (in icu or not) and a 0 if the patient didn't die during a hospital admission. I have another column called _death_inicu which has a 1 if the patient died during an icu stay and a 0 otherwise, so this new column should be different, it doesn't matter if the death occurred during an icu admission or not.
I have tried to do it using the fields deathtime, dischtime and admittime from the table
physionet-data.mimiciv_hosp.patients
because these are not linked to an icu stay but to a hospital admission, but I cannot get it, so any help would be appreciated !!!Thank you so much !!! :)