Visualizing Geospatial and Temporal Phenotype Prevalences
Murray, M. R.; Ho, Y.-L.; Panickan, V. A.; Heise, D.; Connatser, K.; Muralidhar, S.; Honerlaw, J.; Cho, K.
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High-throughput phenotyping strategies are capable of classifying large volumes of patients. However, translating this data to real world applications is challenging. We have developed GeoPheno, a tool which displays the geospatial prevalences of EHR-based phenotypes in the Veteran population over time. Our flexible tool can display data from a wide array of phenotypes and is integrated with the CIPHER phenotype library, allowing users to view the definitions of the conditions being visualized.
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