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Natural Language Processing for Identification of Hospitalized People Who Use Drugs: Cohort Study
The presence of any of the following criteria (ie, abbreviated with the letters B, D, M, and N) were used to qualify the hospitalizations for inclusion in the PWUD cohort:
B (Biomarkers): In line with a previous study, positive urine toxicology for drugs or medications for SUD (eg, cocaine, amphetamine, methadone, suboxone, fentanyl, opiate, oxycodone), positive HCV antibody with positive or quantifiable HCV viral load [29]
D (Diagnostic codes): Presence of ICD-9 and or ICD-10 code for overdose, substance use
JMIR AI 2025;4:e63147
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(D) The Izar, a therapeutic device to train hand function, being grasped in a hand.
Suggested weekly schedule.
These telerehabilitation sessions were guided directly by a physical therapist who was present via video conferencing. The therapist was free to schedule 30-minute synchronous sessions with a patient at a frequency determined by their clinical judgment.
JMIR Serious Games 2025;13:e69335
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