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healthpopR 0.2.5

Breaking changes

  • New Survival Analysis Function

  • Old survival Analysis Functions will be depricated in future

New features

  • Survival Analysis function creates survival analysis according start-date. Function returns a plots and data in a list.

Minor bug fixes and improvements

  • AGE-variable is not anymore used from the diagnoses-dataset.

healthpopR 0.2.2

Breaking changes

  • Survival and Poisson regression functions updated

New features

  • Poisson function pirr_data() now works a bit differently. This is due to upcoming changes to create report.

  • Survival data creation function ‘create_dsurv’ creates now either exposure to response or response to death models.

Minor bug fixes and improvements

healthpopR 0.1.8

Breaking changes

  • First documented and working release of package.

New features

  • A comprehensive overview of the data model is now available in the Data Model vignette. This section explains the required data format and how to organize datasets.

  • The pre-data-wrangling process is described in the Data Handling section.

  • The package now includes ICD code datasets (ICD-8, ICD-9, and ICD-10) used in Finland. These datasets provide descriptions for each code. Note that the Finnish ICD-9 codes differ slightly from international standards.

  • Population classification functionality has been introduced to group populations effectively.

  • New population analysis functions allow datasets to be classified into exposure and response groups.

  • Health analysis functions have been added to examine follow-up diagnosis data (ICD-10) and derive general insights.

  • Survival analysis functions now enable analysis of survival to response events or death.

  • Cox analysis functions have been included to explore how variables like BMI, age, and smoking status influence response diagnoses.

  • Poisson analysis functions have been introduced. These are still undergoing refinement, as they are currently somewhat hard-coded to a specific follow-up study and need further generalization.

Minor bug fixes and improvements