基于美国住院病人样本的脑血管疾病预后影响因素研究进展

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Abstract The first page of inpatient medical record is a kind of big medical data with high data quality, and it has great value of data mining. However, the domestic use of the first page of inpatient medical records mainly stays in the simple data statistics summary. The structure and content of National Inpatient Patient Sample (NIS) of the United States are very similar to those of the first page of inpatient medical records in China, and in many studies information of NIS is used to analyze the prognostic factors of many diseases. This paper aimed to conduct a survey of the NIS-based studies on the prognostic factors of cerebrovascular disease, including patients’ demographic characteristics, comorbidities, receiving surgery and other related factors. It is expected to provide helpful advice for the studies based on the first page of inpatient medical records in China.

Key words： homepage of inpatient medical records national inpatient sample(NIS) cerebrovascular disease prognostic factors

Received: 21 October 2017

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	Huang Yanqun
	Zhang Hui
	Wang Ni
	Liu Honglei
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Huang Yanqun,Zhang Hui,Wang Ni, et al. Analysis of prognostic factors of cerebrovascular disease based on the national inpatient sample[J]. journal1, 2018, 25(2): 111-114.

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