Schizophrenia Data
This dataset is a de-identified dataset with 100+ variables for demographics, SBDoHs (Social and Behavioral Determinants of Health), comorbidities, treatments, and hospital resources utilization information based on the EHR data of 10K + schizophrenia patients to evaluate patient care, overall burden, and health disparities.
How Big is this Dataset?
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10,026 TOTAL PATIENTS |
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15+ CONFIRMED KIND OF COMORBIDITIES |
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10+ DRUG ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION |
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469 TOTAL ROWS PSYCHO TREATMENT INFORMATION |
Who are the Patients?
Breakdown of patients demographic, emphasis on health disparities and equity.
Gender
Ethnicity
Race
Insurance Type
Age Group
Marital Status
Employment Category
BMI Group
Smoking Group
Annual Household Income
Education
What is the available data at glance?
| Domain | Example Variables | Description |
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Demographic |
Sex, Race, Ethnicity, 3 Digit Zip Code, Insurance Group, Employment Status Group, Smoking Status Group, Housing Status Group… |
Unique table for each stratification group. Reports baseline characteristics of study population |
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Comorbidities |
Elixhauser Score, Elixhauser Comorbidities, Pregnancy, Anxiety, Depression, Disability… |
Table reports patients with at least 1 comorbid diagnosis |
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HRU |
All Cause: Number of Outpatient Visits, All Cause: Average time between ER visits Mental Health Related: Average Length of Stay per Admission Mental Health Related: Number of Hospitalization Readmissions |
One table contains values for each stratification group. healthcare encounters reported by service setting per patient in the 12 month study period. Reported as all cause measure and mental health related. |
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Drug |
Number of Atypical Oral, Number of Atypical Lai, Number of Typical Unknown, Patient Has Clozapine(1/0 flag) |
Number of Typical / Atypical Orals/ Lais / Sais in the 12 months observation period |
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Secondary Flag |
Flag Patient Has Atypical Oral, Flag Has All Cause Outpatient, Flag Has Mental Health Related Cause ED |
Flag of patient activity/ disease |