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Next-D Variable Extraction

Next-D Variable Extraction. Natural experiments for translation in diabetes. NextD Project Overview. Milestone: https://informatics.gpcnetwork.org/trac/Project/milestone/next-d Table1: https://informatics.gpcnetwork.org/trac/Project/ticket/545

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Next-D Variable Extraction

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  1. Next-D Variable Extraction Natural experiments for translation in diabetes

  2. NextD Project Overview • Milestone: https://informatics.gpcnetwork.org/trac/Project/milestone/next-d • Table1: https://informatics.gpcnetwork.org/trac/Project/ticket/545 • Github Support site: https://github.com/kumc-bmi/nextd-study-support • t-SQL extraction codes for table 2-11 by Alona: https://www.dropbox.com/home/diabetes%20project%20(working%20docs)/NU_data%26codes/Codes (the codes include all appropriate filters whenever those are needed. If don’t have access to the dropbox, please contact Charon Gladfelter [charon.gladfelter@northwestern.edu]‎ )

  3. Extraction Plan • Timeline (tentative)

  4. Date Manipulation • Date unshifting* • NextD requires the Actual Dates • Dates un-shift strategy: • days_shift = real_birth_date – CDM_birth_date • XXXX_Date = XXXX_CDM_date + days_shift • Date blinding* (when reporting): always convert XXXX_Date to • XXXX_YEAR • XXXX_MONTH • XXXX_Days_from_FirstEncounter *should be applied for each table whenever it comes to Date variable

  5. Table 2 - Demographic • At patient level

  6. Table 3 - Encounter • All Encounters (not restricted to IP,ED,IS,OS,AV) • For NextD cohort defined in Table1 • With age at visit between 18 and 89 years old • Within study period (after 01-01-2010) • Include pregnancy encounters

  7. Table 11 - Socio-Economics Status (SES) • At patient level https://informatics.gpcnetwork.org/trac/Project/ticket/544 *https://github.com/bconnolly/nextd-study-support/blob/master/clinical_data_collection/LinkEHRAndGeocodedData.sql

  8. Table 5 - Vital Signs • All Eligible Encounters in Table 3 (exclude pregnancy encounters)

  9. Table 7 - Diagnoses • All Eligible Encounters in Table 3 (exclude pregnancy encounters)

  10. Table 8 - Procedures • All Eligible Encounters in Table 3 (Include pregnancy encounters)

  11. Table 9 – Death Cause • At patient level Optional for delivery Alona:”sites having not DEATH_CAUSE tables must not report them. Death date is in Table1. So, no worries about it as long as site report table 1 to us.”

  12. Table 4a - Prescription Medicines • All Eligible Encounters in Table 3 (exclude pregnancy encounters) Confirmed with Alona

  13. Table 4b - Dispensed Medicines • All Eligible Encounters in Table 3 (exclude pregnancy encounters) Confirmed with Alona

  14. All Eligible Encounters in Table 3 (exclude pregnancy encounters) Table 6 - Labs

  15. Table 10 – Health Outcome Remark: We are only asking for these measures from sites that are already calculating them (Definition Appendix C)

  16. Table 10 – Health Outcome (con’t)

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