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Titus Schleyer , DMD, PhD; Alan Ruttenberg , MS; William Duncan , MS; Melissa Haendel , PhD; 3 4 1 1 Carlo Torniai , PhD; Amit Acharya , PhD; Mei Song , PhD; Thankam Thyvalikakath , DMD, PhD; 1 5 Kaihong Liu , PhD; Pedro Hernandez , DMD, MS
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University of Pittsburgh, PA; 2University of Buffalo, NY; 3Oregon Health & Science University, OR; 4Marshfield Clinical Research Foundation, WI; 5Reparto Universitario, PR
Background
key question in healthcare: how can we operationalize the vision of the Learning Healthcare System? Electronic health record data could be a continuous information source for quality assurance and research. Clinical data need to be analyzed to develop evidence and conduct comparative effectiveness research. Clinical data are increasingly stored 1 in electronic dental records (EDR) .
Electronic Dental Record Systems Oral Health and Disease Ontology
Methods
Classify data Query aggregated and classified data develop a pilot process for data extraction from Eaglesoft define a set of research questions focused on restorative dentistry construct the Oral Health and Disease Ontology (OHD) to represent study variables
Triplestore Repository
Import data
map data from a Eaglesoft patient database to the OHD create a knowledge base to represent clinical data using the OHD
Objective
develop a generalizable method for extracting and analyzing research data from EDRs.
Results
4,500 patients data represented 232,270 clinical records extracted 213 new classes created in OHD 1,658 classes reused from other ontologies a set of queries to extract data developed
Contact information http://di.dental.pitt.edu Email: titus@pitt.edu Phone: 412-648-8886 This research is supported by the NIH grants R21-DE-19683 and R21-DE-21178
1.Schleyer et al. Electronic dental record use and clinical information management patterns among practitioner-investigators in The Dental Practice-Based Research Network. JADA 2013.
2.Schleyer et al. An ontology-based method for secondary use of electronic dental record data. AMIA Summit on Clinical Research Informatics (CRI) 2013.
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