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Large-Scale Psychiatric Concept Extraction from Electronic Health Records: A Comparative Study of Encoder-Based Language Models
BackgroundFree-text notes in electronic health records (EHRs) contain fine-grained psychiatric information that is essential for psychiatric research and clinical care, and often absent or under-recorded in structured codes alone. Clinical natural language processing (cNLP) can support extraction of
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