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Lack of Data Access, but Not Availability, Hinders AI Training for High-Risk Conditions in Ontario.

Studies in health technology and informatics Feb 19, 2024
Advanced disease prediction is an important step toward achieving a proactive healthcare system. New technologies such as artificial intelligence are very promising in their ability to predict the onset of future disease much earlier than has been po...
Artificial Intelligence Delivery of Health Care Ontario
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Artificial intelligence in primary care practice: Qualitative study to understand perspectives on using AI to derive patient social data.

Canadian family physician Medecin de famille canadien Jan 1, 2024
OBJECTIVE: To understand the perspectives of primary care clinicians and health system leaders on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to derive information about patients' social determinants of health.
Humans Artificial Intelligence Ontario Social Determinants of Health Male Qualitative Research Female Middle Aged Interviews as Topic Attitude of Health Personnel Adult Primary Health Care
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Developing an AI Tool to Derive Social Determinants of Health for Primary Care Patients: Qualitative Findings From a Codesign Workshop.

Annals of family medicine Jan 1, 2024
PURPOSE: Information about social determinants of health (SDOH) is essential for primary care clinicians in the delivery of equitable, comprehensive care, as well as for program planning and resource allocation. SDOH are rarely captured consistently ...
Humans Artificial Intelligence Primary Health Care Ontario Social Determinants of Health Electronic Health Records Qualitative Research
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Development and Validation of a Machine Learning Algorithm Predicting Emergency Department Use and Unplanned Hospitalization in Patients With Head and Neck Cancer.

JAMA otolaryngology-- head & neck surgery Aug 1, 2022
IMPORTANCE: Patient-reported symptom burden was recently found to be associated with emergency department use and unplanned hospitalization (ED/Hosp) in patients with head and neck cancer. It was hypothesized that symptom scores could be combined wit...
Emergency Service, Hospital Ontario Head and Neck Neoplasms Machine Learning Algorithms Hospitalization Middle Aged Humans
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Measuring Boards Using Quantitative Tools from Natural Language Processing.

Healthcare quarterly (Toronto, Ont.) Oct 1, 2020
Natural language processing (NLP) tools provide quantitative methods to analyze board minutes and better understand and measure the work of the board. Techniques such as riverbed graphs and sentiment analysis provide objective, measurable information...
Governing Board Humans Hospitals Group Processes Ontario Hospital Administration Natural Language Processing
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Can machine learning optimize the efficiency of the operating room in the era of COVID-19?

Canadian journal of surgery. Journal canadien de chirurgie Jan 1, 2020
The cancellation of large numbers of surgical procedures because of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has drastically extended wait lists and negatively affected patient care and experience. As many facilities resume clinical work owin...
Pneumonia, Viral Efficiency, Organizational Operating Rooms Humans Operative Time Elective Surgical Procedures Machine Learning Male COVID-19 Coronavirus Infections Pandemics Ontario Female Appointments and Schedules
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Factors associated with motor vehicle crashes in cognitively impaired older adults.

Alzheimer disease and associated disorders Sep 1, 1998
Because cognitive impairment might pose a safety risk for these drivers and the public, we examined what patient characteristics might be associated with motor vehicle crashes, in a retrospective study of all new referrals to a geriatric clinic speci...
Confidence Intervals Cognition Disorders Accidents, Traffic Female Aged Alzheimer Disease Ontario Risk Factors Humans Male Causality Odds Ratio Single Person Retrospective Studies
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