p:Julie Mojica is the full time Statistician for the Critical Care and Medicine Database.
She provides Statistical Analysis and Reporting using our data.
The Statistician is a member of the Steering Committee & the Task Team.
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| edit | Charlson Comorbidity Index |
- Do we ever include the age in the Charlson score? Should we? If not, we need to clearly document that, since others looking at this score would expect us to use the original definition. Ttenbergen 11:03, 28 January 2025 (CST)
- No, the one I had provided with label =Charlson Score has no Age , just sum of all categories. The APACHE SCORE for sure has the AGE score and not Charlson Score. --JMojica 11:26, 28 January 2025 (CST)
- Did we include age as part of the data used to generate the Overstay model? We need to use whatever we used for that in our score and generator.
- The problem is I did not see the final overstay model and I'm only relying on what was on the WIKI Overstay Predictor Project Algorithm showing the AGE and AgexADLmean. In Rodrigo's model, Age is included. I would presume Leigh Anne also included it.--JMojica 11:26, 28 January 2025 (CST)
- I just re-read your original answer, and it actually addressed my question: any Charlson Score you gave them did not include that age factor. I am pretty sure the official Charlson score does include an age factor, I implemented it in CCMDB (not CFE for some reason) "L_ICD10_Charlson_Agepts" query. We had this conversation before, but then I didn't document what was the reason to omit the age from the score. It makes a significant difference to the score, so whoever uses our data (eg is it included in our dump to MCHP) would expect it to include the age portion. Ttenbergen 18:08, 29 January 2025 (CST)
| The Charlson Comorbidity Index is a method of classifying prognostic comorbidity in longitudinal studies. |
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| edit | Charlson Comorbidity Index |
- Do we ever include the age in the Charlson score? Should we? If not, we need to clearly document that, since others looking at this score would expect us to use the original definition. Ttenbergen 11:03, 28 January 2025 (CST)
- No, the one I had provided with label =Charlson Score has no Age , just sum of all categories. The APACHE SCORE for sure has the AGE score and not Charlson Score. --JMojica 11:26, 28 January 2025 (CST)
- Did we include age as part of the data used to generate the Overstay model? We need to use whatever we used for that in our score and generator.
- The problem is I did not see the final overstay model and I'm only relying on what was on the WIKI Overstay Predictor Project Algorithm showing the AGE and AgexADLmean. In Rodrigo's model, Age is included. I would presume Leigh Anne also included it.--JMojica 11:26, 28 January 2025 (CST)
- I just re-read your original answer, and it actually addressed my question: any Charlson Score you gave them did not include that age factor. I am pretty sure the official Charlson score does include an age factor, I implemented it in CCMDB (not CFE for some reason) "L_ICD10_Charlson_Agepts" query. We had this conversation before, but then I didn't document what was the reason to omit the age from the score. It makes a significant difference to the score, so whoever uses our data (eg is it included in our dump to MCHP) would expect it to include the age portion. Ttenbergen 18:08, 29 January 2025 (CST)
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| edit | ER Delay |
I just had a look at that sas file (they open as text files) to see how you define transfer delay. If that file is still being used we may have a problem, it still defines tdelay different if a pt goes to a higher level of care, goes AMA or dies, and we changed that some time ago. So is this still the reference of how you calculate this? Ttenbergen 22:50, 2024 November 16 (CST) | 2024-12-18 4:35:26 AM |
| edit | Instructions for importing a batch of DSM Data |
The old process used L_Problems_D_ID table. Does the new process still use and populate it? If so, can we update this with details? If not, can we retire it? Or, in any case, update the data on L_Problems_D_ID table? Ttenbergen 15:15, 2024 October 17 (CDT) | 2024-10-17 8:15:36 PM |
| edit | ER Delay |
This data is problematic before 2011-Q2,the only reason there are any is because it derives them for EMIPs. Some data may be available in Moves for Medicine, but that would still leave a gap. Ttenbergen 23:09, 2024 November 16 (CST)
- OK, will be working on this getting data from Moves for Medicine from period Sept 2007 to June 3, 2011. will give to Pagasa for upload to Arrive DtTm field. I will update the WIKI as soon as done. Conclusion: for Medicine, prior Sept 2007, no ER delay while for Critical Care, no ER Delay prior July 1, 2016 -- these are treated as missing. --JMojica 16:35, 2024 December 11 (CST)
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| edit | Project Overstay2 |
Charlson categories are provided but the CCMDB Script model only includes MI, Pulmonary, Connective, Renal
- It also contains the full score as part of Charlson_nh. Ttenbergen 19:15, 25 January 2025 (CST)
- correct, there are selected subcategories and also FULL CHARLSON SCORE for those from Nursing Home. --JMojica 09:29, 27 January 2025 (CST)
- I think "connective" became "Rheumatic disease" in ICd10, right? Ttenbergen 16:41, 24 January 2025 (CST)
- Yes it refers to Connective Tissue Disease-Rheumatic Disease. --JMojica 09:29, 27 January 2025 (CST)
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| edit | DSM Labs data.accdb | Emailed Julie:
found overlap in old file, what does it mean
proposed using labDtTm for split threshold
Ttenbergen 16:51, 2024 May 2 (CDT) | 2024-05-02 9:51:04 PM |
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