Resources

The HMC-IPA dataset comprises 20 PSG recordings, each with manual and computer-assisted scorings by 12 sleep technologists, for studying inter-scorer variability and evaluating automated sleep analysis algorithms

MedVH provides a visual hallucination evaluation benchmark for large language models in the medical context. It formulates tests using chest X-ray images, including multi-choice question answering and long-text generation tasks.

This study explores the respiratory microbiome's role in nosocomial lower respiratory tract infections in ICU patients. Conducted in Chía, Colombia, revealing the microbiome's impact on disease progression.

ARMD-MGB contains detailed microbiology and clinical metadata for >225,000 patients and >970,000 cultures collected over 10 years

EchoGraph is a model that automatically extracts and structures clinical information from echocardiogram reports. The Annotated ECHO-NOTE2NUM Dataset contains MIMIC-III echo reports enhanced with EchoGraph annotations to enhance future research.

InReDD‑Dataset-V1 is a collection of 924 anonymised panoramic dental radiographs curated by the Interdisciplinary Research Group in Digital Dentistry (InReDD) at the University of São Paulo.

MedVAL-Bench is the first large-scale physician-validated benchmark for medical text validation, spanning 6 diverse medical tasks and containing 840 language model-generated outputs annotated by 12 physicians with error assessments and risk grades.

NPA-CP is a freely accessible dataset derived from electronic health record (EHR) information at MGB between 2015 and 2024. The dataset includes 11 different pathogens and can be used to predict hospital-onset infections for these pathogens.

Impedance cardiography dataset (ICG) which combines the ICG signals and other methodologies with the golden standard echocardiographys (ECG). Researchers can use this dataset to compare the ICG points with the real hemodynamic events.

The ER-REASON dataset is a longitudinal collection of 25,174 de-identified clinical notes for 3,437 patients admitted to the emergency room (ER) at a large academic medical center between March 1, 2022, and March 31, 2024.