Phenotype

Skeletal Fracture Diagnosis


Variable Name

dx_fracture

Created

Refreshed

2023

Development Code

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Data Model

PEDSnet Common Data Model, v5.5
Created:2024-08-12
This document provides the ETL processing assumptions and conventions developed by the PEDSnet data partners that a data partner should use to ensure common ETL business rules.
PEDSnet Production Database (2024-10)
Created:2024-10
PEDSnet production database containing de-identified aggregate electronic healthcare information for ten contributing pediatric healthcare institutions. This database corresponds to Version 5.5 of the PEDSnet data model.

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Funder(s)

Phenotype Description

Concept Set and algorithm intended to identify the occurrence of skeletal fractures within a study cohort.

Algothrithm Description

The intent was to combine diagnostic and procedure codes to identify both the occurrence of a fracture and its location.

Development Population

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Provenance

Developing a Class of MSMs to Estimate the Effect of Time-Varying Treatments on Different Types of Recurrent Time-to-Event Outcomes
Study Dates:2022 - PresentSponsor Site:PEDSnet Data Coordinating Center
Study to develop a novel class of statistical methods to estimate the effects of time-varying treatments on recurrent event outcomes.

Published Research Applications

Related Concept Set

Casting Procedures
Refreshed:2023-11
The intention of this concept set is to identify patients who have had a casting procedure.
Radiologic Procedures
Refreshed:2023-11
The intention of this concept set is to identify patients who have had a radiologic procedure for a skeletal fracture.

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