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AIM:Laboratory test (lab) results may be useful to detect incident diabetes in electronic health record and claims-based studies. RESEARCH DESIGN & METHODS:Using the Mini-Sentinel distributed database, we assessed the value of lab results added to diagnosis codes and dispensing claims to identify incident diabetes. RESULTS:Inclusion of lab results increased the number of diabetes outcomes identified by 21%. In settings where capture of lab results was relatively complete, the absence of lab results was associated with implausibly low rates of the outcome. CONCLUSION:Lab results can increase sensitivity of algorithms for detecting diabetes, and missing lab results are associated with much lower rates of diabetes ascertainment regardless of algorithm. Patterns of missing lab results may identify ascertainment bias.
journal_name
J Comp Eff Resjournal_title
Journal of comparative effectiveness researchauthors
Flory JH,Roy J,Gagne JJ,Haynes K,Herrinton L,Lu C,Patorno E,Shoaibi A,Raebel MAdoi
10.2217/cer-2016-0033subject
Has Abstractpub_date
2017-01-01 00:00:00pages
25-32issue
1eissn
2042-6305issn
2042-6313journal_volume
6pub_type
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