Closed comorbidity closed 5 months ago
label-X greater than label-Y
Fully expanded example
action-present > action-past action-present > ideation-present ideation-present > ideation-past action-past > ideation-past
possibly another ticket is better, but continuing this thread 🧵
some labels indicate something WRONG about the NOTE and that note should NOT be included in the chart-review analysis. case in point : when we rarely tag a note as suicidality-NOS that means exclude.
These are the steps I perform manually, the science is more reproducible if these steps aren't manually done by me anymore.
From talking to Andy in slack, just some extra clarity for non-medical folks like me:
Mike: If Truth says “any heart disease” and the reviewer says “heart attack”, is that a True Positive? Andy: False positive
Mike: If Truth says “heart attack” and the reviewer says “any heart disease”, is that a True Positive? Andy: True positive
So sounds like when scoring agreement, the reviewer can be more generic than Truth, but not more specific.
i.e. if Truth says "action-present', both "action-present" and "action-past" are TP. If Truth says "action-past", only "action-past" is TP.
some labels indicate something WRONG about the NOTE and that note should NOT be included in the chart-review analysis. case in point : when we rarely tag a note as suicidality-NOS that means exclude.
This feature request has now been landed in the ignore
config key.
The main label priority request has still not been addressed yet.
Will be fixed by #12 when that lands.
Providing two examples 1) current suicide study https://github.com/smart-on-fhir/cumulus-library-suicidality-icd10 2) hypothetical example of a heart disease study
1) suicide study prioritizes the severity of taking action of suicide over ideation of suicide. Action, including self-harming behavior or attempting suicide, has label priority. Present tense also has higher priority than past tense. In this example, there are 4 labels "ideation" or "action" in the past or present tense.
2) heart disease. There could be a label for “any heart disease” and a more specific label for “heart attack” or "heart failure" The precent rule there might be “heart attack” is more specific and implies “any heart disease”