Application of Artificial Intelligence Methods to Pharmacy Data for Cancer Surveillance and Epidemiology Research: A Systematic Review.
Andrew E GrothenBethany TennantCatherine WangAndrea TorresBonny Bloodgood SheppardGlenn AbastillasMarina MatatovaJeremy L WarnerDonna R RiveraPublished in: JCO clinical cancer informatics (2021)
This review demonstrates that the application of AI data methods for pharmacy informatics and cancer epidemiology research is expanding. However, the data sources and representations are often missing, challenging study replicability. In addition, there is no consistent format for reporting results, and one of the preferred metrics, F-score, is often missing. There is a resultant need for greater transparency of original data sources and performance of AI methods with pharmacy data to improve the translation of these results into meaningful outcomes.