EMERGE Study Finds EMR Data Mining Can Identify Useful Disease Cohorts for GWAS
April 22, 2011
EMERGE Study Finds EMR Data Mining Can Identify Useful Disease Cohorts for GWAS
Data captured in EMRs as part of routine clinical care proved "adequate" to define disease phentoypes with "robust" positive and negative predictive values for use in GWAS, the consortium reported.
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