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Developing Machine Learning Models for Cognitive Disorder Classification Using Administrative Health Data and Specialist‐Confirmed Diagnoses
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Abstract
Forthcoming results will clarify how specialist-confirmed data from PROMPT can enhance ML-based classification of MCI and dementia in AHRs. These findings have the potential to improve surveillance of cognitive disorders, inform healthcare resource allocation, and guide earlier interventions. By integrating advanced analytics with validated clinical information, this project could shape future approaches to dementia care in Canada and beyond.
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