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The icdcomorbid
R package provides a comprehensive
toolkit for mapping International Classification of Diseases (ICD) codes
to comorbidities. It offers versatile functionality to categorize
diagnoses into standard comorbidity groups established in the medical
literature. The package is inspired by the need for robust comorbidity
interpretations in healthcare research and practice. Leveraging
established methodologies such as those outlined by Charlson et
al. (1987), Quan and Deyo (2005), and Elixhauser et al. (1998), this
package simplifies the process of identifying and quantifying
comorbidities in patient populations. With an emphasis on efficiency and
accuracy, icdcomorbid
empowers researchers, clinicians, and
healthcare professionals to extract meaningful insights from medical
data, driving advancements in patient care and clinical
decision-making.
You can install the icdcomorbid
package from CRAN using
the following command:
install.packages("icdcomorbid")
add_decimal
Formats ICD codes by adding decimal points to match standard formats.
long_to_wide
Reshapes data from long format (multiple rows per patient) to wide format (one row per patient with multiple columns for diagnoses). This transformation is essential before applying comorbidity calculation functions.
icd9_to_comorbid
Maps ICD-9 codes to standard comorbidity indices using either the Charlson or Quan-Elixhauser index.
icd10_to_comorbid
Maps ICD-10 codes to standard comorbidity indices using either the Charlson or Quan-Elixhauser index.
episode_of_care
Assigns patients to episodes of care, useful for analyzing patient treatment over time.
For any questions or feedback, please feel free to reach out at:
April Nguyen
Email:
april.nguyen1@ucalgary.ca
This package is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.