Natural Language Processing as a Tool in Measuring and Predicting CLABSI: A Review of the Literature
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4
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1
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Natural language processing can be used to simplify and standardize data entry into a form that is easily understood. A robust review of the literature to determine the application of natural language processing in monitoring and predicting central line associated bloodstream infections was conducted.
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Author
Sheranda M. Fesler, PhD(c), MS, BSN, RNC-NIC, NE-BC, CPHQ, CPPS
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