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First of all, thank you for making this repo public. Second, I have a question about some of the steps in the instruction document
What did you mean by "some %"? Are there specific medications we should manually map but for other medications we don't? And how much % should we manually map?
Thanks
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@abduazizR Using USAGI to manually map drug names to RxNorm concepts is a manually intensive process. The instruction is saying that it makes sense to focus on the most frequently used drugs. You can decide the 'cut-off' point where the additional manual work of mapping the drug names for infrequently used drugs is not worth the extra manual effort.
Thank you for the answer. May I ask how you have dealt with drugs with different doses in terms of mapping? For example, for Humira, there are multiple doses. Did you choose one of the doses or have mapped it to all the doses in the index vocabulary?
Hi,
First of all, thank you for making this repo public. Second, I have a question about some of the steps in the instruction document
What did you mean by "some %"? Are there specific medications we should manually map but for other medications we don't? And how much % should we manually map?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: