ABSTRACT
The large-scale availability of healthcare data provides significant opportunities for development of advanced Clinical Decision Support Systems that can enhance patient care. One such essential application is automated ICD-9 diagnosis group prediction, useful for a variety of healthcare delivery related tasks including documenting, billing and insurance claims. Past attempts considered patients’ multivariate lab events data and clinical text notes independently. To the best of our knowledge, ours is the first attempt to investigate the efficacy of integration of both these aspects for this task. Experiments on MIMIC-III dataset showed promising results.
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