@freedomintelligence/clinical-nlp-extractor
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Install
agr install @freedomintelligence/clinical-nlp-extractor --target claudeWrites 3 files into .claude/skills/, pinned to git-aa687789.
- .claude/skills/clinical-nlp-extractor/README.md
- .claude/skills/clinical-nlp-extractor/SKILL.md
- .claude/skills/clinical-nlp-extractor/entity_extractor.py
Document
name: 'clinical-nlp-extractor' description: 'Extracts medical entities (Diseases, Medications, Procedures) from unstructured clinical text using regex and simple rules (or LLM wrappers).' measurable_outcome: Execute skill workflow successfully with valid output within 15 minutes. allowed-tools:
- read_file
- run_shell_command
Clinical NLP Entity Extractor
The Clinical NLP Skill converts free-text clinical notes into structured data. It identifies key medical entities like problems/diagnoses, medications, and procedures.
When to Use This Skill
- When analyzing unstructured EHR notes.
- To populate a patient's problem list or medication reconciliation.
- To de-identify text (phi-removal) - Basic version.
Core Capabilities
- NER (Named Entity Recognition): Extracts Problems, Drugs, Procedures.
- Negation Detection: (Basic) Checks if a finding is denied ("No fever").
- Structuring: Returns JSON format compatible with FHIR/USDL.
Workflow
- Input: A string of clinical text or a text file.
- Process: Tokenizes and matches against patterns/dictionaries.
- Output: JSON list of entities with spans and types.
Example Usage
User: "Extract entities from this note."
Agent Action:
python3 Skills/Clinical/Clinical_NLP/entity_extractor.py \
--text "Patient has diabetes type 2. Prescribed Metformin 500mg. No chest pain." \
--output entities.json
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Versions
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