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Intimate partner violence survivors often have unidentified traumatic brain injuries. A new model uses clinical reports to prescreen for traumatic brain injuries, improving identification in emergency settings.

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Background:

Intimate partner violence (IPV) survivors have an unappreciated link to traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
TBIs in IPV survivors are frequently missed during emergency room visits.
There is a critical need for effective prescreening tools for TBI in this population.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and present a novel model for identifying IPV survivors who require TBI screening.
To leverage machine learning to analyze clinical reports for TBI case similarities.

Main Methods:

An ensemble of three supervised learning classifiers was employed.
Classifiers operated across two distinct feature spaces.
The model was trained on clinical reports of confirmed TBI cases.

Main Results:

The developed model effectively measures similarities to clinical TBI reports.
The ensemble requires only one positive label to recommend TBI screening.
This approach enhances the identification of potential TBIs in IPV survivors.

Conclusions:

The proposed model offers a promising solution for prescreening TBI in IPV survivors.
Improved TBI identification can lead to timely and appropriate medical interventions.
This tool addresses a significant gap in healthcare for IPV survivors.