Label hospital ward or department as 'Geographic data (Geografiske data)'.
Label signs of cognitive function, confusion, psychosis, and emotional state when possible. Click for labels
Label type of catheter care separately from the catheter type and link them using the relationship "Procedure uses (Prosedyre bruker)". This makes it possible to identify type of care given to a specific kind of catheter. Click for labels and example
'Subcutaneous infusions (Subkutane infusjoner)', 'injection site (innstikksted), or puncture site (stikksted)' should be labeled based on the type of injection (injeksjon) given using the Procedure category (Prosedyre) . Additionally, 'entity attribute' "Incorrect action (Feil handling)" is used to indicate an incorrectly given injection. Click for labels and example
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Missing subcategories and corrections are in red below. Click for update summary
Missing 'entity attributes' are in red below. Click for update summary
Of the 30 million patients who develop sepsis annually worldwide, over 5 million die. Sepsis a complex disease that can lead to tissue damage, organ failure, and death caused by a dysregulated host response to infection spread through the bloodstream. Bloodstream infections (BSIs) can enter the body through peripheral venous catheters (PVKs), which are the most commonly used invasive devices worldwide in hospitals. 80% of patients admitted to hospitals receive one or more PVKs.
Annotation is identifying and marking up text with labels to categorize different concepts. In addition to categorizing concepts, it is possible to link categories based on relationships. The annotated adverse event text samples from this study will be used to automatically identify risk factors and signs of PVK-related BSI to assist in preventing, identifying and treating sepsis.
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Using the Brat rapid annotation tool (BRAT) it is possible to: