This model was created to facilitate the accurate mapping of drugs to their corresponding RxNorm codes and related drug classes. It is an essential tool for healthcare professionals and pharmacists, ensuring precise medication identification and categorization, which is crucial for patient safety, medication management, and healthcare interoperability.
Key Features:
The model accurately maps various drug names, including brand and generic names, to their respective RxNorm codes. RxNorm, developed by the National Library of Medicine, provides standardized nomenclature for medications, aiding in clear and consistent drug identification.
In addition to mapping drugs to RxNorm codes, the model identifies the related RxNorm drug class, providing essential information about the pharmacological classification of each medication. This feature is useful for understanding the therapeutic uses and mechanisms of action of different drugs.
The model can interpret a wide range of drug-related terminology from diverse sources, including electronic health records, prescription data, and pharmacological literature.
By providing accurate drug classifications, the model assists healthcare professionals in better understanding drug interactions, contraindications, and appropriate medication regimens, enhancing patient care and safety. This model can be used in pharmacy management to simplify medication dispensing and inventory management through the provision of standardized drug information. It can also be used to enhance Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems by incorporating precise drug coding, resulting in improved medication reconciliation and clinical decision support. Furthermore, it can assist in healthcare data analytics by facilitating the analysis of medication data for research purposes, policy-making, and the improvement of healthcare quality.
IMPORTANT USAGE INFORMATION:
After subscribing to this product and creating a SageMaker endpoint, billing occurs on an HOURLY BASIS for as long as the endpoint is running.
-Charges apply even if the endpoint is idle and not actively processing requests.
-To stop charges, you MUST DELETE the endpoint in your SageMaker console.
-Simply stopping requests will NOT stop billing.
This ensures you are only billed for the time you actively use the service.
Highlights
Simply pass in one or more text documents and get back :
* Detected Named Entity Recognition (NER) chunk
* NER chunk Position, Label and Confidence Score
* Resolution and Resolution code
* Cosine distance score of the resolution
* All the other possible resolutions of the NER chunk
* All the concept class IDs for the al resolutions.
* Codes of all resolutions
* Resolution of the NER chunk and the ground truth of the resolution code.
* All the cosine distance scores of the for all resolutions
Process up to 3 M chars per hour in real-time and 20 M chars per hour in batch mode.
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You pay by the hour based on the AWS instance you run, plus the processing mode you choose. Batch mode handles large sets of text in scheduled jobs. Real-time mode returns RxNorm codes on demand. Batch options run on the 2xlarge size across the m, c, and r instance families. Real-time options run on the xlarge size across the same families. The m family balances compute and memory, c favors compute, and r favors memory. Newer generations (6i, 7i) sit alongside older ones (m4, c5, r5). Your total cost scales with hours used and instance choice.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one HostHrs unit cover, and how is it counted?
One HostHrs unit is one hour that your chosen instance runs the model. You pay for each hour the instance is active. Partial hours and the specific instance type you select determine the rate. Running more instances or longer sessions raises the total hours billed.
Am I charged when the instance is stopped or idle?
Software charges meter running time per host hour. When the instance is stopped, software charges stop too. You pay only for the hours the instance is active and processing. Note that underlying AWS infrastructure fees may still apply for stored resources.
How do batch mode and real-time mode differ for billing?
Batch mode runs on 2xlarge instances and processes large sets of text in scheduled jobs. Real-time mode runs on xlarge instances and returns RxNorm codes on demand. Both bill per host hour. Batch suits bulk processing; real-time suits live lookups as requests arrive.
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Summary
To use the model, you need to provide input in one of the following supported formats:
JSON Format
Provide input as JSON. We support two variations within this format:
1. Array of Text Documents:
Use an array containing multiple text documents. Each element represents a separate text document.
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