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This AI Tool Turns 400 Informal Names Into Accurate OMOP Code

10 Feb 2026

Llettuce maps informal, patient-reported medication names to OMOP standard codes using local AI and vector search, outperforming existing tools.

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Llettuce: The AI Tool Mapping Messy Medical Records to Standard Code

10 Feb 2026

Llettuce maps informal medical terms to OMOP standards using AI, vector search, and local LLMs, with a user-friendly interface for healthcare teams.

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How This Open-Source AI Simplifies Mapping Healthcare Data

10 Feb 2026

Llettuce automates mapping informal medical terms to OMOP standard codes using AI and NLP, running locally for GDPR-compliant healthcare data.

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Supervised Models for Clinical Text: Evaluating SVM and BERT Performance

1 Apr 2025

We performed a sentence-level classification using SVM and BERT. The entity-level annotation were converted to sentence-level.

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Guidelines for Annotating Social Support and Social Isolation in Clinical Notes

1 Apr 2025

Annotators will annotate all mentions in a clinical note that indicate the presence (or absence) of present/past SI and SS.

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Open-Source NLP Systems for Identifying Social Support and Isolation in Psychiatric Notes

1 Apr 2025

We offer two open-source NLP systems with different approaches, as well as a manual annotation guideline for identifying SS and SI.

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NLP Performance in Clinical Notes: Addressing Data Limitations and System Overfitting

1 Apr 2025

There were insufficient instances in the notes of the emotional support subcategories to evaluate the NLP systems.

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Natural Language Processing for Risk Assessment: Identifying SI/SS in Psychiatric Notes

1 Apr 2025

This study presents rule- and LLM-based NLP systems to identify fine-grained categories of SS and SI in clinical notes of psychiatric patients

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Extracting Social Support and Isolation Info From Clinical Notes: Demo and System Performance

1 Apr 2025

The demographic characteristics of patients within the annotated cohort are detailed in Table 2.