Digital Biomarkers – Patient data mining & precision medicine Stefan Schulz, Medical University of Graz Donausymposium Vienna, March 14, 2018.

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Digital Biomarkers – Patient data mining & precision medicine Stefan Schulz, Medical University of Graz Donausymposium Vienna, March 14, 2018

Digital Footprints Relevance for Health and Biomedical Research? CO2 Search engines Social networks Mobile applications IoT Sensors Our lifestyle does not only lead to considerable "carbon footprints" but also digital footprints, due to our use of web based and mobile applications. Relevance for Health and Biomedical Research?

One recent example how our digital footprint can be used for risk prevention is this. Facebook is developing an app that analyses posts with content that indicate thoughts of suicide and then launches alerts

Digital Biomarkers? More and more the term "Digital biomarker" has been used for "traces in cyberspace" that allow health-relevant predictions.

Mining "Digital Biomarkers" from Electronic Health Records However, most health-relevant traces we leave in electronic health record systems, which contain medical data, interpretations, and communications

Mining "Digital Biomarkers" from Electronic Health Records Demographics Administrative data (e.g. codes for billing) Extracts from Clinical narratives Lab data Biosignals, Images However, most health-relevant traces we leave in electronic health record systems, which contain medical data, interpretations, and communications ADT patterns

Redefining "Digital Biomarker" Our suggestion is to extend the definition of digital biomarkers

Redefining "Digital Biomarker" Person-related data Heterogeneous in format, quality, correctness, completeness, degree of standardisation Not primarily acquired for prediction of conditions / events Often implicit contexts Different levels of complexity Simple: single data points Complex: series of data points Algorithmic: data + multivariate prediction models Predictive value: digital biomarker allows prediction of conditions or events to a relevant degree

Examples Digital Biomarker Condition / Event Specificity Sensitivity *GAITRite® signals Bradykinesia  + *Wii Balance Board signals Postural instability **HITEx algorithm Current Smoker +++ ++ Mention of "Metformin" in the EHR Diabetes mellitus type 2 - Administrative ICD codes I10 or I11 or I12 or I13 or I15 Hypertensive disease +/- substring "malign" in pathology report malignancy -- *** Regular expression pattern matching Gleason score, Clark level, Breslow depth *Godinho C, Domingos J, Cunha G, et al. A systematic review of the characteristics and validity of monitoring technologies to assess Parkinson’s disease. Journal of NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation. 2016;13:24. ** Zeng QT, Goryachev S, Weiss S, Sordo M, Murphy SN, Lazarus R. Extracting principal diagnosis, co-morbidity and smoking status for asthma research: evaluation of a natural language processing system. BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making. 2006;6:30 Cancer *** Napolitano G, Fox C, Middleton R, Connolly D. Pattern-based information extraction from pathology reports for cancer registration. Causes Control. 2010 Nov;21(11):1887-94.

Predictive value of digital biomarkers A priori prevalence (a priori) of condition Fulfilment of FAIR criteria (findability, accessibility, interoperability, reusability of data) Semantic standards used in source Natural (sub-)language used in source (if information to be extracted free text) Completeness of information Correctness of information Sophistication of information extraction routines Validation of digital biomarkers necessary need of reference standard similar to the validation of other biomarkers

Project 1.2 "DBM4PM Digital biomarkers for precision medicine" Continuation of "IICCAB – Innovative Use of Information for Clinical Care and Biomarker Research"

Base Data Clinical Base Data Clinical Data + BioBank Data

Example: prediction of delirium

Conclusion Important amount of "digital" footprint in routine documentation (EHRs): heterogeneous, incomplete, biased, low structured Justifies extending the notion of "digital biomarker" to pieces of information to be extracted from EHRs and which have predictive value Information extraction and machine learning approaches, dependent on natural language resources play important role Validation of digital biomarkers essential