Medical data mining

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Lars Juhl Jensen

Technology Health & Medicine

Jensen et al., Nature Reviews Genetics, 2012

Male

Emergency room

Out-patient

In-patient

Female

Jensen et al., submitted, 2013

Text mined codes

Assigned codes

4947 3825

32626

Roque et al., PLOS Computational Biology, 2011

Roque et al., PLOS Computational Biology, 2011

Drug substance
ADE
Chlordiazepoxide Nystagmus
Simvastatin
Personality
changes
Dipyridamole
Visual impairment
Citalopram
Psychosis
Bendroflumethiazi Apoplexy
de

p-value
4.0e-8
8.4e-8
4.4e-4
8.8e-4
8.5e-3

Eriksson et al., submitted, 2013

Acknowledgments
EHR text mining
Peter Bjødstrup
Jensen
Robert Eriksson
Henriette Schmock
Francisco S. Roque
Anders Juul
Marlene Dalgaard
Massimo Andreatta
Sune Frankild
Eva Roitmann
Thomas Hansen
Karen Søeby
Søren Bredkjær
Thomas Werge
Søren Brunak

Disease trajectories
Anders Bøck Jensen
Tudor Oprea
Pope Moseley
Søren Brunak

Adverse drug reactions
Robert Eriksson
Thomas Werge
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