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Diagnosis is the key to effective outcomes. The deeper the level of understanding, the more specific the diagnosis is. The more specific the diagnosis is, the better the outcome is likely to be. A recently released set of data included the top 100 diagnoses from hospitals (and their costs) by hospitals.
Is there a data set of all diagnoses? This would inform us where we are not looking with enough resolution to get effective outcomes.
Hello,
I am a Statistician and I am passionate about building models which is trained by the data. In brief I explore different data mining techniques which can model the outcome with a given set of predictors. I have an idea of combining bootstrap of existing healthcare data and applying a Random Forest Algorithm to the bootstrapped data hence finding interesting patterns of the predictors which can be otherwise masked by their competitive counterparts.
Except for hospitals it appears this does not include Medicaid attestations. Will it at some point?
I am dedicated and a passionate pharmacist concerned about making a difference with our children. We can do more, obesity and diabetes are ruling America, and we can help our children learn about an issue that know nothing about, and we know that we can teach others, how to overcome this problem. Let us make a difference!
A comprehensive dataset of CPT, ICD9, ICD10, and other relevant codesets for SPHI that HIEs can use to filter out sensitive health information in support of patient consent policies.
Please separate actual datasets from "datasets" where all you can do is retrieve summary information. I want flat files with instance-level data, not the option to choose 4 or 5 variables to summarize in a cross-tab. Until we see more of these rich datasets, nothing useful is going to happen with HealthData.gov.
I started to implement the count of vendor products *by state* idea - see http://dejori.github.io/ehr-map/
Patients would have to voluntarly agree to sign up - no names would be used but a secret word to a question could be asked so that the website doesn't violate HIPPA, Reina M
Create a general mainstream website or app that generates a free gov't id number for patients - where health care professionals can input top 4 areas (Example: if patient is overweight, is boarder line diabetic, has high cholesterol, or has low iron) use information such as age, height, location, history, ethnic background, sex, physical activity, medicine, etc... and it compares to where they should be - making it easy for the patients to understand - for example: with pictures, graphs, and tip on how to improve or maintain their health status.
My idea is to enable all self-propelled cardio gym equipment with an energy generator and to measure every workout in terms of the energy created by the user. Workouts may have the user identified if the user chose to identify themselves but at the very least workouts will have information about the duration, watt-hours created, location of the gym equipment, and time of the workout.
Cost report data from annual reports filed by hospitals, home health agencies, and other facilities; claim-level public use files for all major types of care.
General information on eligibility and claims data developed to support research and policy analysis initiatives for Medicaid and other low-income populations
Public health databases and registries regarding births, deaths, disease incidence, health event case reports, demographics, community health
Information and databases about marketed drugs, including downloadable resource of medication content and labeling, text messaging libraries and product listing directories
Metrics on community health, health care system, and determinants-of-health performance at national, state or county levels
Authoritative, up-to-date medical and scientific information resources for health patients, families, health care care providers and researchers
Includes all company-issued recalls for drugs, food, products from 2009 to the present; hazardous substances and environmental and public health maps
Data on administering health care delivery, enrollment into health insurance plans, and appeals
Includes National Health Expenditure Accounts (NHEA), the official estimates of total health care spending in the United States
Quality and patient satisfaction data available via APIs for nursing homes, hospitals, home health agencies, and dialysis centers
FOIA-disclosable health care provider data for providers
Information on children’s health and health-related services for children for researchers, policymakers, patients and families
