🛡️ MIMIC-IV Lite
Overview
De-identified clinical data from MIMIC-IV Demo v2.2 (PhysioNet): 100 patients, 7 hospital tables, 275 admission records.
Data Structure
| Table | What It Captures |
|---|---|
| Admissions | Hospital admission records: admit/discharge times, admission type |
| Patients | Demographics: age, gender |
| Diagnoses (ICD) | Diagnosis codes: primary and secondary conditions |
| Lab Events | Laboratory results: blood cultures, lactate, WBC, creatinine |
| Prescriptions | Medication orders: antibiotics, vasopressors, timing |
| ICU Stays | Intensive care records: unit type, LOS |
Causal Reasoning Model
Three nested causal chains trace anomalous length-of-stay to root causes:
1. Sepsis Pathway: infection → organ dysfunction → delayed treatment → prolonged stay 2. Timing Delays: weekend/night admission → delayed labs/antibiotics → worse outcomes 3. Comorbidity Burden: elderly + multi-organ involvement → compounding complications
Sample Questions
- "Why did this patient have an anomalously long hospital stay?"
- "How did admission timing affect treatment delays?"
- "What comorbidities compounded the sepsis pathway?"
Prescriptive Recommendations
Ask what to do: get clinical intervention recommendations. The engine recommends early antibiotic initiation for sepsis patients, expedited lab processing for weekend admissions, and the full SSC sepsis bundle for patients with organ dysfunction.
- "What actions should we take for sepsis patients with delayed antibiotics?"
- "How can we reduce treatment delays for weekend and night admissions?"
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MIMIC-IV Extended adds vitals, cultures, procedures, transfers, fluid balance, and pharmacy data (17 tables, 8 causal pathways) plus additional prescriptive recommendations. Sign in to access it.
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