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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jan 15.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Psychiatry. 2019 Aug 16;176(10):846–855. doi: 10.1176/appi.ajp.2019.18091085

TABLE 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients in four health care systems in a study of schizophrenia polygenic risk score (N=106,160)a

Measure Site
GHS (N=44,436) MSSM (N=9,569) PHS (N=18,461) VUMC (N=33,694)

Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD

Age (years) 60.2 16.9 57.2 19.8 58.5 16.4 57.9 20.0

N % N % N % N %

Female      26,094 59       4,955 52        9,913 54        18,089 54
Schizophrenia patients    211 <1    53 <1    148 <1    110 <1
Psychosis patients    499   1    66 <1    385   2    451   1
All ICD-9/10 codes 20,083,326 1,021,072 5,972,131 8,043,419
Unique ICD-9/10 codes   29,766    16,535    26,441    26,283

Median Median Median Median

ICD-9/10 codes per patient 317 44 184 150
Visits per patient 142 81   70   52
Electronic health record length (days)  5,509    2,942    4,729     3,884
a

Schizophrenia case subjects had two or more ICD codes included in phecode 295.1; for psychosis case subjects, phecode 295. Age is defined as the patients’ age at their most recent hospital visit in which they received an ICD-9/10 code. A visit is both patient- and date-specific but may include many individual ICD-9/10 codes. GHS=Geisinger Health System; MSSM=Mount Sinai School of Medicine; PHS=Partners HealthCare System; VUMC=Vanderbilt University Medical Center.