Investigating Polypharmacy for Patients with Multi Encounters Using the QL4POMR Framework

Sabah Mohammed, J. Fiaidhi
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Comorbidity is the presence of two or more clinical conditions encountering a patient at the time of visit, hospitalization or being with the patient for a considerable time. Most of these conditions are chronic conditions. Treatment of comorbidity and patients with comorbid diseases poses a major health issue for millions of people worldwide and requires collaboration between clinical providers as well as the use of knowledge cross domains of practice. Having multiple diseases inevitably lead to the use of multiple drugs, a condition known as polypharmacy. This article investigates internists might how to tackle polypharmacy using our previously developed QL4POMR which is kind of medical translation system. QL4POMR provide clinicians with SOAP to describe the patient case at the bedside and link it to the biomedical repositories like the OpenTargets and DrugBank. Based on this link clinician can identify issues associated with polypharmacy like disease to drug interactions or drug to drug interactions. Polypharmacy for comorbid conditions like asthma and hypertension has been investigated as proof of concept.
使用QL4POMR框架调查多重就诊患者的多重用药情况
合并症是指患者在就诊、住院或与患者在一起相当长时间时出现两种或两种以上的临床病症。这些疾病大多是慢性疾病。合并症和合并症患者的治疗对全世界数百万人来说是一个重大的健康问题,需要临床提供者之间的合作以及跨实践领域知识的使用。患有多种疾病不可避免地导致使用多种药物,这种情况被称为多重药物。本文探讨了内科医生如何使用我们开发的一种医学翻译系统QL4POMR来解决多药问题。QL4POMR为临床医生提供SOAP来描述床边的患者病例,并将其链接到OpenTargets和DrugBank等生物医学知识库。基于这种联系,临床医生可以识别与多药相关的问题,如疾病与药物相互作用或药物与药物相互作用。对哮喘和高血压等合并症的多重用药进行了研究,作为概念的证明。
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