Implementation of a Maternal Child Knowledgebase
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Implementation of a Maternal Child Knowledgebase
Abstract
To advance the application of clinical data to address maternal health we developed and implemented a Maternal Child Knowledgebase (MCK). The MCK integrates data from every pregnancy that received care at the University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics (UIHC) and links information from the pregnancy episode to the delivery episode and between the mother and child. This knowledgebase contains integrated information regarding diagnoses, medications, mother and child vitals, hospital admissions, depression screenings, laboratory value results, and procedure information. It also collates information from the electronic health record (EPIC), the Social Security Death Index, and the Medication Administration Record into one knowledgebase. To enhance usability, we designed a custom viewer with several pre-designed queries and reports that eliminates the need for users to be proficient in SQL coding. The recent implementation of the MCK has supported multiple projects and reduced the number of Obstetrics-related data queries to the Biomedical Informatics group.
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