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|a Jenders, R A
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|a Challenges in using the Arden Syntax for computer-based nosocomial infection surveillance
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|a Date Completed 24.05.2002
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|a Date Revised 13.11.2018
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|a CONTEXT: Detection of outbreaks of infection in the hospital typically requires daily manual review of microbiology laboratory test results. This process is time-consuming, tedious, prone to error and may miss trends in infection. A standard formalism for procedural knowledge representation, the Arden Syntax, provides a vehicle for implementing algorithms for detecting such infections
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|a OBJECTIVE: To design and implement a computer-based system for detection of concerning patterns of infection or antibiotic resistance
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|a SETTING: Computer-based event monitor and central patient data repository at the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center (CPMC)
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|a RESULTS: We designed a two-phase system, including initial filtering of individual patient laboratory results by Arden Syntax Medical Logic Modules (MLMs) and subsequent aggregation and analysis across patients and locations using a statistical monitor. Preliminary data for the filtration phase demonstrate a 94.8% reduction in the volume of messages that must be considered in surveillance
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|a CONCLUSIONS: Filtering raw laboratory results using a standard formalism eases the process of aggregating data across patients and sites as well as detecting trends in infection. There is a need for augmenting such formalisms in order to enable population-based decision support
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