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Measure agreement between chart reviewers.
https://docs.smarthealthit.org/cumulus/chart-review/
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New Feature: annotations for results per chart as CSV/SQL #22

Open comorbidity opened 10 months ago

comorbidity commented 10 months ago

Research use case example (Suicidality)

We want to know how many charts were annotated for ideation-past but no other label. For IC10, this will always be "zero" because ICD10 has no label for ideation-past.

To perform these types of detailed analysis we need to be able to query on the level of chart specific answers. CSV file example columns

chart_id, docref_id, annotator_id 1001, aaaa-bbb-ccc-etc, andy, ideation-past 1001, aaaa-bbb-ccc-etc, rena, ideation-past 1001, aaaa-bbb-ccc-etc, icd10, None (or Null)

comorbidity commented 10 months ago

then SQL would be like

create table $tablename as select

For examples of this syntax, see https://github.com/smart-on-fhir/cumulus-library-suicidality-icd10/blob/main/cumulus_library_suicidality_icd10/suicide_icd10/define_dx_attempt.sql

mikix commented 10 months ago

Hmm, the directionality here is a little interesting. Let me see if I understand what you're asking.

You want a way to easily pass around the labels from the label studio export. You basically want a trimmed down version of the label studio export.

You mention ICD10, but I don't think this ask makes sense in that specific context -- ICD10 labels would be coming from Athena - it doesn't sound useful for chart-review to package those up as a CSV because it ingests those labels as a CSV already from a manual Athena export.

But this ask does make sense for the Label Studio export, which is a bit gross to work with and is not in Athena. You basically want to create a CSV you could easily run queries on instead of the big ol' json blob that LS gives you. Maybe ingest it back into Athena (so no original IDs then, just the anonymized ones).