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Per maintainer feedback on MIT-LCP#2124, keep load-path / transpile / CI fixes here and move concept logic to individual PRs.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Concepts are categorized into folders if possible, otherwise they remain in the top-level directory.
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A table of contents is provided below: [List of concepts](#list-of-concepts).
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You can read about cloud access to MIMIC-III, including via Google BigQuery, on the [cloud page](https://mimic.physionet.org/gettingstarted/cloud/).
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You can read about cloud access to MIMIC-III, including via Google BigQuery, on the [cloud page](https://mimic.mit.edu/docs/gettingstarted/cloud/).
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The rest of this README describes:
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## Generating the concepts in BigQuery
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You do not need to generate the concepts if you are using BigQuery! They have already been generated for you. If you have access to MIMIC-III on BigQuery, look under `physionet-data.mimic_derived`. If you would like to generate the concepts again, for example on your own dataset, you must modify the `TARGET_DATASET` variable within the [make-concepts.sh](/concepts/make-concepts.sh) script. The script assumes you have installed and configured the [Google Cloud SDK](https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/install).
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You do not need to generate the concepts if you are using BigQuery! They have already been generated for you. If you have access to MIMIC-III on BigQuery, look under `physionet-data.mimiciii_derived`. If you would like to generate the concepts again, for example on your own dataset, you must modify the `TARGET_DATASET` variable within the [make-concepts.sh](/mimic-iii/concepts/make-concepts.sh) script. The script assumes you have installed and configured the [Google Cloud SDK](https://cloud.google.com/sdk/docs/install).
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## Generating the concepts in PostgreSQL or DuckDB
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. | [echo_data](echo_data.sql) | Text extracted from echocardiography reports using regular expressions.
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. | [code_status](code_status.sql) | Whether the patient has restrictions on life saving resuscitation.
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. | [rrt](rrt.sql) | Whether the patient received any dialysis during their ICU stay.
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comorbidity | [elixhauser_ahrq_v37](comorbidity/elixhauser_ahrq_v37.sql) | Comorbidities in categories proposed by Elixhauser et al. AHRQ produced the mapping.
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comorbidity | [elixhauser_ahrq_v37_no_drg](comorbidity/elixhauser_ahrq_v37_no_drg.sql) | As above, but DRG codes are not used to exclude primary conditions.
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comorbidity | [elixhauser_quan](comorbidity/elixhauser_quan.sql) | Comorbidities in categories proposed by Elixhauser et al. using an algorithm by Quan et al.
organfailure | [meld](organfailure/meld.sql) | The MELD score, often used to assess health of liver transplant candidates.
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**pivot** | | Pivoted views contain the patient `icustay_id`, the `charttime`, and a number of variables. They are useful to acquiring a time series of values for patient stays.
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pivot | [pivoted_bg](pivot/pivoted_bg.sql) | Blood gas measurements.
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pivot | [pivoted_bg_art](pivot/pivoted_bg_art.sql) | Arterial blood gas measurements, explicitly labelled or inferred from SpO2.
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pivot | [pivoted_fio2](pivot/pivoted_fio2.sql) | Fraction of inspired oxygen.
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pivot | [pivoted_gcs](pivot/pivoted_gcs.sql) | Glasgow Coma Scale.
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