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    • Machine Learning in Healthcare
    • Data Science

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    • Healthcare systems increasingly adopt new technologies to improve patient care efficiency.
    • Electronic Health Records (EHRs) offer vast data but face challenges with completeness.
    • Accurate data completeness is crucial for informed clinical decision-making and improved patient outcomes.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose a novel model, Patient-Centered-LSTM (PC-LSTM), for predicting data incompleteness in EHRs.
    • To leverage LSTM states for an ontology-based system to manage data incompleteness.
    • To enhance the accuracy and precision of data completeness analysis in EHRs.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed a Patient-Centered-LSTM (PC-LSTM) model utilizing LSTM hidden and cell states.
    • Designed an ontology-based state system to address data incompleteness.
    • Architected the system to map LSTM states to EHR hierarchies for comprehensive analysis.

    Main Results:

    • The PC-LSTM model accurately predicts data incompleteness in EHRs.
    • The ontology-based state system effectively manages and analyzes data gaps.
    • The methodology demonstrates a precise approach to EHR data completeness assessment.

    Conclusions:

    • The PC-LSTM model offers a significant advancement in analyzing EHR data completeness.
    • Utilizing the hierarchical nature of EHRs improves data completeness analysis.
    • Accurate data completeness analysis through PC-LSTM can lead to improved healthcare outcomes.