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Multimodal Clinical Monitoring in the Emergency Department (MC-MED) (v1.0.1)

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8 publications cite any version of this project or its primary paper, newest first.

• Heart-rate-based clock alignment in intensive-care ECGs, serial-ECG matching and administrative follow-up in MIMIC-IV
  Leo Probst. Research Square, 2026. Cites: dataset
• MultiDiseasePred: An Interpretable Multi-Disease Risk Prediction Framework and Its Application for Early Risk Stratification in the Emergency Department
  Yanwei Jin, Ke Xu, Yinzhao Wang et al. Research Square, 2026. Cites: dataset
• FairED: An Open Benchmarking Framework for Reproducible Evaluation of Algorithmic Fairness in Emergency Care Across Clinical Sites
  Xinnie Mai, Yunqian Liu, Yilin Ning et al. Research Square, 2026. Cites: dataset
• Context-Aware Emergency Department Triage Using Pairwise Comparisons and Bradley-Terry Aggregation
  Philip C. Jarrett, Jonathan E. Reeder, Samuel McDonald et al. medRxiv, 2026. Cites: dataset
• Development and multicenter external validation of A Data-Driven Scoring System for Early and Rapid Identification of Sepsis in Emergency Departments
  Yanwei Jin, Yinzhao Wang, Xiaodong Huang et al. medRxiv, 2025. Cites: dataset
• WITHDRAWN: Development and External Validation of a High-Precision Model for Predicting ICU Admission from Emergency Department Triage
  Nathan D. Nguyen, Andrew Chu, Dev Dash. medRxiv, 2025. Cites: dataset
• MC-MED, multimodal clinical monitoring in the emergency department
  Aman Kansal, Emma Chen, Boyang Tom Jin et al. Scientific Data, 2025. Cites: dataset
• Feasibility of Real-Time Cognitive Load Assessment Using Electronic Health Record Data and Wearable Sensors in Emergency Medicine: A Pilot Study
  David A. Kim, Carl M. Preiksaitis, Christian C. Rose. medRxiv, 2025. Cites: dataset

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