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  • Medical transfers involve complex patient journeys across multiple data sources, posing challenges for research.
  • Existing data aggregation methods are insufficient for capturing the full patient care episode during transport.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a unified data repository for medical transport patient information.
  • To facilitate the secondary use of aggregated patient transport data.

Main Methods:

  • A relational database, the Transport Data Repository, was created using Unified Medical Language System concept identifiers.
  • Data from hospital encounters, medical transport records, and custom logs were integrated.
  • A four-step mapping process (automatic, exact text, fuzzy, manual) was employed for data standardization.

Main Results:

  • The Transport Data Repository generated over 431,000 mappings, with 69,000 unique concepts.
  • 77% of the data was mapped automatically, though third-party transport data showed lower automatic mapping rates (8%).

Conclusions:

  • A multistep mapping process is crucial for normalizing diverse electronic health data into a common model.
  • The developed repository supports secondary data use for the understudied patient population undergoing medical transfer.