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Code and website related to the eICU Collaborative Research Database
For patients with multiple ICU admission, "unitvisitnumber" can help us identify the time order of each ICU admission. But for patients with multiple hospital admission, how can we know the...
Hi, I used the pivoted-uo.sql to get urine output. But, I found it looks like some missing data in it. Take the patientunitstayid = 213517 for example: In patient table,...
I'd like to contribute a materialized view for vasopressor durations (similar to the MIMIC tables). What is the preferred 'dialect' of SQL? BigQuery or Postgres? The syntax for casting is...
The units for temperature has been mention under the nursingchartcelltypevalname column there are many values which are over 1000 F and there are some values marked as Fahrenheit while the...
I need the total ventilation time in ICU unit. I checked the respiratorycare table; however, when I checked the minimum and maximum values of the ventstartoffset, ventendoffset columns, and it...
I'm running the example notebooks to test how the database works in my local machine, and the Medication table gives me results way different than what are shown here. For...
I was wondering if you know how I can find individuals interested in collaborating on research analyzing your data? I put a one-page memo about the project [here](https://docs.google.com/document/d/11RNsVoemReFoVy6SEAYeFUWs495LrV75xvwSNnEGQ2o/edit?usp=sharing) and created...
How can we ensure that authors of papers using eicu-crd follow the data use agreement around code sharing, paper citation etc? One suggestion is adding a note to the front...
Originally raised on eicu-website. From @obadawi > We recently discovered that the ETL transforming raw eCM data into eRI data converts null date/time fields into "0" which will then appear...
We currently have a number of open issues at https://github.com/MIT-LCP/eicu-website/issues We should migrate/close these as appropriate, then fully delete the repository to avoid confusion.