Blood Pressure Z-Score

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Phenotype Description

A function for computing blood pressure z-scores in a given cohort of patients, which can be used to measure hypertension and blood pressure control.

Downloadable content for this Phenotype includes two R files (cohorts.R and driver.R) and a specs folder, which includes the required concept sets.

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Provenance

Developed as part of the Preserving Kidney Function in Children with Chronic Kidney Disease (PRESERVE) study.

Algothrithm Description

These functions will compute z-scores for systolic and diastolic blood pressure measurements based on age, height z-score, and sex. Two different algorithms, one from the Fourth Report and another from a manuscript published by the CHOP team, are included in the associated code file. Functions for computing height z-score and matching blood pressure values to the closest height z-score value are also included.

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PCORnet Common Data Model
(2025-01) Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Network
Documentation created by PCORnet® Network Partners for standardizing millions of data points from clinical information systems participating in the PCORnet Network into a common format.

Related Concept Set

Systolic Blood Pressure Measurement
(2024-10-02) Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
These codes are used to represent systolic blood pressure measurements in the PEDSnet CDM.
Diastolic Blood Pressure Measurement
(2024-10-02) Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
This field is used to represent diastolic blood pressure measurements in the PEDSnet CDM.
Height
(2024-10-02) Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
These codes are used to represent height measurements in the PEDSnet CDM.

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Related Study

Preserving Kidney Function in Children with Chronic Kidney Disease (PRESERVE)
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Study intended to inform shared decision-making regarding blood pressure management for pediatric chronic kidney disease (CKD).

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