Pharma & BiotechMulti-label clinical text classification and coding from unstructured patient narrativesprototype validated on internal and external datasets; promising but not yet practice-ready at full performance.

Automated coding of patient-reported adverse drug reactions from unstructured text

An AI system reads free-text side-effect reports written by patients and converts them into standardized adverse drug reaction codes so safety teams can review them faster.

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Source

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33866552/