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Explore what other data should be associated with each code #6

Open leoshmu opened 10 years ago

leoshmu commented 10 years ago

Look at this example: http://www.icd10data.com/ICD10CM/Codes/L00-L99/L10-L14/L13-/L13.0

They list "clinical information", "mortality data", "Applicable to" (not sure what that means), "type 1 exclude" (who knows what that means), and "Back references"

Where does that data come from? Is it a different DB that lists the clinical information or mortality data, or is that part of the big tsv that you processed to get the parent and children data?

Would like to think through which, if any, of this data is useful to show, and if so, where we get the data from!

semenko commented 10 years ago

I think these data are from this NIH project: https://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/umls/knowledge_sources/metathesaurus/index.html

and from

http://wonder.cdc.gov/cmf-icd10.html

Definitely implementable.

semenko commented 10 years ago

Oh cool, the CDC WONDER database has a lot of cool data, including 95% CIs on deaths/population, with breakdown by age group, ICD code, and region.

leoshmu commented 10 years ago

cool, we could have some nice d3 visualization with that data. Clicking on a child could make a call to a service that brings in the appropriate data and provides a nice visualization. Bring us some CDC wonder data, oh wise one! — Sent from Mailbox for iPad

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Oh cool, the CDC WONDER database has a lot of cool data, including 95% CIs on deaths/population, with breakdown by age group, ICD code, and region.

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