1sf/bird-sql-train-with-schema huggingface dataset:
Database: synthea
Tables: all_prevalences, patients, encounters, allergies, careplans, conditions, immunizations, medications, observations, procedures, claims
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, ITEM, 0, POPULATION TYPE, 0, OCCURRENCES, 0, POPULATION COUNT, 0, PREVALENCE RATE, 0, PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE, 1, patient, 1, birthdate, 1, deathdate, 1, ssn, 1, drivers, 1, passport, 1, prefix, 1, first, 1, last, 1, suffix, 1, maiden, 1, marital, 1, race, 1, ethnicity, 1, gender, 1, birthplace, 1, address, 2, ID, 2, DATE, 2, PATIENT, 2, CODE, 2, DESCRIPTION, 2, REASONCODE, 2, REASONDESCRIPTION, 3, START, 3, STOP, 3, PATIENT, 3, ENCOUNTER, 3, CODE, 3, DESCRIPTION, 4, ID, 4, START, 4, STOP, 4, PATIENT, 4, ENCOUNTER, 4, CODE, 4, DESCRIPTION, 4, REASONCODE, 4, REASONDESCRIPTION, 5, START, 5, STOP, 5, PATIENT, 5, ENCOUNTER, 5, CODE, 5, DESCRIPTION, 6, DATE, 6, PATIENT, 6, ENCOUNTER, 6, CODE, 6, DESCRIPTION, 7, START, 7, STOP, 7, PATIENT, 7, ENCOUNTER, 7, CODE, 7, DESCRIPTION, 7, REASONCODE, 7, REASONDESCRIPTION, 8, DATE, 8, PATIENT, 8, ENCOUNTER, 8, CODE, 8, DESCRIPTION, 8, VALUE, 8, UNITS, 9, DATE, 9, PATIENT, 9, ENCOUNTER, 9, CODE, 9, DESCRIPTION, 9, REASONCODE, 9, REASONDESCRIPTION, 10, ID, 10, PATIENT, 10, BILLABLEPERIOD, 10, ORGANIZATION, 10, ENCOUNTER, 10, DIAGNOSIS, 10, TOTAL
Question: What is the age of the patient with hypertension named Giovanni Russel?
Evidence: age refers to SUBTRACT(strftime('%Y', deathdate), strftime('%Y', birthdate)); hypertension refers to conditions where DESCRIPTION = 'Hypertension';
SQL: SELECT strftime('%Y', T2.deathdate) - strftime('%Y', T2.birthdate) AS age FROM conditions AS T1 INNER JOIN patients AS T2 ON T1.PATIENT = T2.patient WHERE T2.first = 'Giovanni' AND T2.last = 'Russel' AND T1.DESCRIPTION = 'Hypertension'
Database: synthea
Tables: all_prevalences, patients, encounters, allergies, careplans, conditions, immunizations, medications, observations, procedures, claims
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, ITEM, 0, POPULATION TYPE, 0, OCCURRENCES, 0, POPULATION COUNT, 0, PREVALENCE RATE, 0, PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE, 1, patient, 1, birthdate, 1, deathdate, 1, ssn, 1, drivers, 1, passport, 1, prefix, 1, first, 1, last, 1, suffix, 1, maiden, 1, marital, 1, race, 1, ethnicity, 1, gender, 1, birthplace, 1, address, 2, ID, 2, DATE, 2, PATIENT, 2, CODE, 2, DESCRIPTION, 2, REASONCODE, 2, REASONDESCRIPTION, 3, START, 3, STOP, 3, PATIENT, 3, ENCOUNTER, 3, CODE, 3, DESCRIPTION, 4, ID, 4, START, 4, STOP, 4, PATIENT, 4, ENCOUNTER, 4, CODE, 4, DESCRIPTION, 4, REASONCODE, 4, REASONDESCRIPTION, 5, START, 5, STOP, 5, PATIENT, 5, ENCOUNTER, 5, CODE, 5, DESCRIPTION, 6, DATE, 6, PATIENT, 6, ENCOUNTER, 6, CODE, 6, DESCRIPTION, 7, START, 7, STOP, 7, PATIENT, 7, ENCOUNTER, 7, CODE, 7, DESCRIPTION, 7, REASONCODE, 7, REASONDESCRIPTION, 8, DATE, 8, PATIENT, 8, ENCOUNTER, 8, CODE, 8, DESCRIPTION, 8, VALUE, 8, UNITS, 9, DATE, 9, PATIENT, 9, ENCOUNTER, 9, CODE, 9, DESCRIPTION, 9, REASONCODE, 9, REASONDESCRIPTION, 10, ID, 10, PATIENT, 10, BILLABLEPERIOD, 10, ORGANIZATION, 10, ENCOUNTER, 10, DIAGNOSIS, 10, TOTAL
Question: How many Asian female patients take oxaliplatin 5 MG/ML [Eloxatin]?
Evidence: female refers to gender = 'F'; oxaliplatin 5 MG/ML [Eloxatin] refers to medications where DESCRIPTION = 'oxaliplatin 5 MG/ML [Eloxatin]';
SQL: SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT T2.patient) FROM medications AS T1 INNER JOIN patients AS T2 ON T1.PATIENT = T2.patient WHERE T1.DESCRIPTION = 'oxaliplatin 5 MG/ML [Eloxatin]' AND T2.race = 'asian' AND T2.gender = 'F'
Database: synthea
Tables: all_prevalences, patients, encounters, allergies, careplans, conditions, immunizations, medications, observations, procedures, claims
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, ITEM, 0, POPULATION TYPE, 0, OCCURRENCES, 0, POPULATION COUNT, 0, PREVALENCE RATE, 0, PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE, 1, patient, 1, birthdate, 1, deathdate, 1, ssn, 1, drivers, 1, passport, 1, prefix, 1, first, 1, last, 1, suffix, 1, maiden, 1, marital, 1, race, 1, ethnicity, 1, gender, 1, birthplace, 1, address, 2, ID, 2, DATE, 2, PATIENT, 2, CODE, 2, DESCRIPTION, 2, REASONCODE, 2, REASONDESCRIPTION, 3, START, 3, STOP, 3, PATIENT, 3, ENCOUNTER, 3, CODE, 3, DESCRIPTION, 4, ID, 4, START, 4, STOP, 4, PATIENT, 4, ENCOUNTER, 4, CODE, 4, DESCRIPTION, 4, REASONCODE, 4, REASONDESCRIPTION, 5, START, 5, STOP, 5, PATIENT, 5, ENCOUNTER, 5, CODE, 5, DESCRIPTION, 6, DATE, 6, PATIENT, 6, ENCOUNTER, 6, CODE, 6, DESCRIPTION, 7, START, 7, STOP, 7, PATIENT, 7, ENCOUNTER, 7, CODE, 7, DESCRIPTION, 7, REASONCODE, 7, REASONDESCRIPTION, 8, DATE, 8, PATIENT, 8, ENCOUNTER, 8, CODE, 8, DESCRIPTION, 8, VALUE, 8, UNITS, 9, DATE, 9, PATIENT, 9, ENCOUNTER, 9, CODE, 9, DESCRIPTION, 9, REASONCODE, 9, REASONDESCRIPTION, 10, ID, 10, PATIENT, 10, BILLABLEPERIOD, 10, ORGANIZATION, 10, ENCOUNTER, 10, DIAGNOSIS, 10, TOTAL
Question: Count all of the living patients that had a stroke.
Evidence: if deathdate is null, it means this patient is still alive or living; stroke refers to conditions where DESCRIPTION = 'Stroke';
SQL: SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT T2.patient) FROM conditions AS T1 INNER JOIN patients AS T2 ON T1.PATIENT = T2.patient WHERE T1.description = 'Stroke' AND T2.deathdate IS NULL
Database: synthea
Tables: all_prevalences, patients, encounters, allergies, careplans, conditions, immunizations, medications, observations, procedures, claims
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, ITEM, 0, POPULATION TYPE, 0, OCCURRENCES, 0, POPULATION COUNT, 0, PREVALENCE RATE, 0, PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE, 1, patient, 1, birthdate, 1, deathdate, 1, ssn, 1, drivers, 1, passport, 1, prefix, 1, first, 1, last, 1, suffix, 1, maiden, 1, marital, 1, race, 1, ethnicity, 1, gender, 1, birthplace, 1, address, 2, ID, 2, DATE, 2, PATIENT, 2, CODE, 2, DESCRIPTION, 2, REASONCODE, 2, REASONDESCRIPTION, 3, START, 3, STOP, 3, PATIENT, 3, ENCOUNTER, 3, CODE, 3, DESCRIPTION, 4, ID, 4, START, 4, STOP, 4, PATIENT, 4, ENCOUNTER, 4, CODE, 4, DESCRIPTION, 4, REASONCODE, 4, REASONDESCRIPTION, 5, START, 5, STOP, 5, PATIENT, 5, ENCOUNTER, 5, CODE, 5, DESCRIPTION, 6, DATE, 6, PATIENT, 6, ENCOUNTER, 6, CODE, 6, DESCRIPTION, 7, START, 7, STOP, 7, PATIENT, 7, ENCOUNTER, 7, CODE, 7, DESCRIPTION, 7, REASONCODE, 7, REASONDESCRIPTION, 8, DATE, 8, PATIENT, 8, ENCOUNTER, 8, CODE, 8, DESCRIPTION, 8, VALUE, 8, UNITS, 9, DATE, 9, PATIENT, 9, ENCOUNTER, 9, CODE, 9, DESCRIPTION, 9, REASONCODE, 9, REASONDESCRIPTION, 10, ID, 10, PATIENT, 10, BILLABLEPERIOD, 10, ORGANIZATION, 10, ENCOUNTER, 10, DIAGNOSIS, 10, TOTAL
Question: What is the total number of Asian patients who are allergic to peanuts?
Evidence: Asian refers to race like 'asian%'; allergic to peanuts refers to allergies where DESCRIPTION = 'Allergy to peanuts'; 

SQL: SELECT COUNT(T2.patient) FROM allergies AS T1 INNER JOIN patients AS T2 ON T1.PATIENT = T2.patient WHERE T1.DESCRIPTION = 'Allergy to peanuts' AND T2.race = 'asian'
Database: synthea
Tables: all_prevalences, patients, encounters, allergies, careplans, conditions, immunizations, medications, observations, procedures, claims
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, ITEM, 0, POPULATION TYPE, 0, OCCURRENCES, 0, POPULATION COUNT, 0, PREVALENCE RATE, 0, PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE, 1, patient, 1, birthdate, 1, deathdate, 1, ssn, 1, drivers, 1, passport, 1, prefix, 1, first, 1, last, 1, suffix, 1, maiden, 1, marital, 1, race, 1, ethnicity, 1, gender, 1, birthplace, 1, address, 2, ID, 2, DATE, 2, PATIENT, 2, CODE, 2, DESCRIPTION, 2, REASONCODE, 2, REASONDESCRIPTION, 3, START, 3, STOP, 3, PATIENT, 3, ENCOUNTER, 3, CODE, 3, DESCRIPTION, 4, ID, 4, START, 4, STOP, 4, PATIENT, 4, ENCOUNTER, 4, CODE, 4, DESCRIPTION, 4, REASONCODE, 4, REASONDESCRIPTION, 5, START, 5, STOP, 5, PATIENT, 5, ENCOUNTER, 5, CODE, 5, DESCRIPTION, 6, DATE, 6, PATIENT, 6, ENCOUNTER, 6, CODE, 6, DESCRIPTION, 7, START, 7, STOP, 7, PATIENT, 7, ENCOUNTER, 7, CODE, 7, DESCRIPTION, 7, REASONCODE, 7, REASONDESCRIPTION, 8, DATE, 8, PATIENT, 8, ENCOUNTER, 8, CODE, 8, DESCRIPTION, 8, VALUE, 8, UNITS, 9, DATE, 9, PATIENT, 9, ENCOUNTER, 9, CODE, 9, DESCRIPTION, 9, REASONCODE, 9, REASONDESCRIPTION, 10, ID, 10, PATIENT, 10, BILLABLEPERIOD, 10, ORGANIZATION, 10, ENCOUNTER, 10, DIAGNOSIS, 10, TOTAL
Question: Among the patients with hypertension, what is the average of their diastolic blood pressure?
Evidence: hypertension refers to conditions where DESCRIPTION = 'Hypertension'; average diastolic blood pressure refers to AVG(VALUE) where DESCRIPTION = 'Diastolic Blood Pressure' from observations;
SQL: SELECT AVG(T1.VALUE) FROM observations AS T1 INNER JOIN patients AS T2 ON T1.PATIENT = T2.patient INNER JOIN conditions AS T3 ON T2.patient = T3.PATIENT WHERE T3.DESCRIPTION = 'Hypertension' AND T1.DESCRIPTION = 'Diastolic Blood Pressure'
Database: synthea
Tables: all_prevalences, patients, encounters, allergies, careplans, conditions, immunizations, medications, observations, procedures, claims
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, ITEM, 0, POPULATION TYPE, 0, OCCURRENCES, 0, POPULATION COUNT, 0, PREVALENCE RATE, 0, PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE, 1, patient, 1, birthdate, 1, deathdate, 1, ssn, 1, drivers, 1, passport, 1, prefix, 1, first, 1, last, 1, suffix, 1, maiden, 1, marital, 1, race, 1, ethnicity, 1, gender, 1, birthplace, 1, address, 2, ID, 2, DATE, 2, PATIENT, 2, CODE, 2, DESCRIPTION, 2, REASONCODE, 2, REASONDESCRIPTION, 3, START, 3, STOP, 3, PATIENT, 3, ENCOUNTER, 3, CODE, 3, DESCRIPTION, 4, ID, 4, START, 4, STOP, 4, PATIENT, 4, ENCOUNTER, 4, CODE, 4, DESCRIPTION, 4, REASONCODE, 4, REASONDESCRIPTION, 5, START, 5, STOP, 5, PATIENT, 5, ENCOUNTER, 5, CODE, 5, DESCRIPTION, 6, DATE, 6, PATIENT, 6, ENCOUNTER, 6, CODE, 6, DESCRIPTION, 7, START, 7, STOP, 7, PATIENT, 7, ENCOUNTER, 7, CODE, 7, DESCRIPTION, 7, REASONCODE, 7, REASONDESCRIPTION, 8, DATE, 8, PATIENT, 8, ENCOUNTER, 8, CODE, 8, DESCRIPTION, 8, VALUE, 8, UNITS, 9, DATE, 9, PATIENT, 9, ENCOUNTER, 9, CODE, 9, DESCRIPTION, 9, REASONCODE, 9, REASONDESCRIPTION, 10, ID, 10, PATIENT, 10, BILLABLEPERIOD, 10, ORGANIZATION, 10, ENCOUNTER, 10, DIAGNOSIS, 10, TOTAL
Question: What is the medicine prescribed for the patient with social security number 999-94-3751?
Evidence: medicine prescribed refers to DESCRIPTION from medications; social security number 999-94-3751 refers to ssn = '999-94-3751';
SQL: SELECT T1.DESCRIPTION FROM medications AS T1 INNER JOIN patients AS T2 ON T1.PATIENT = T2.patient WHERE T2.ssn = '999-94-3751'
Database: synthea
Tables: all_prevalences, patients, encounters, allergies, careplans, conditions, immunizations, medications, observations, procedures, claims
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, ITEM, 0, POPULATION TYPE, 0, OCCURRENCES, 0, POPULATION COUNT, 0, PREVALENCE RATE, 0, PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE, 1, patient, 1, birthdate, 1, deathdate, 1, ssn, 1, drivers, 1, passport, 1, prefix, 1, first, 1, last, 1, suffix, 1, maiden, 1, marital, 1, race, 1, ethnicity, 1, gender, 1, birthplace, 1, address, 2, ID, 2, DATE, 2, PATIENT, 2, CODE, 2, DESCRIPTION, 2, REASONCODE, 2, REASONDESCRIPTION, 3, START, 3, STOP, 3, PATIENT, 3, ENCOUNTER, 3, CODE, 3, DESCRIPTION, 4, ID, 4, START, 4, STOP, 4, PATIENT, 4, ENCOUNTER, 4, CODE, 4, DESCRIPTION, 4, REASONCODE, 4, REASONDESCRIPTION, 5, START, 5, STOP, 5, PATIENT, 5, ENCOUNTER, 5, CODE, 5, DESCRIPTION, 6, DATE, 6, PATIENT, 6, ENCOUNTER, 6, CODE, 6, DESCRIPTION, 7, START, 7, STOP, 7, PATIENT, 7, ENCOUNTER, 7, CODE, 7, DESCRIPTION, 7, REASONCODE, 7, REASONDESCRIPTION, 8, DATE, 8, PATIENT, 8, ENCOUNTER, 8, CODE, 8, DESCRIPTION, 8, VALUE, 8, UNITS, 9, DATE, 9, PATIENT, 9, ENCOUNTER, 9, CODE, 9, DESCRIPTION, 9, REASONCODE, 9, REASONDESCRIPTION, 10, ID, 10, PATIENT, 10, BILLABLEPERIOD, 10, ORGANIZATION, 10, ENCOUNTER, 10, DIAGNOSIS, 10, TOTAL
Question: Give the social security number of the female Irish patient allergic to grass pollen.
Evidence: social security number refers to ssn; female refers to gender = 'F'; Irish refers to ethnicity = 'irish'; allergic to grass pollen refers to allergies where DESCRIPTION = 'Allergy to grass pollen';
SQL: SELECT T2.ssn FROM allergies AS T1 INNER JOIN patients AS T2 ON T1.PATIENT = T2.patient WHERE T1.DESCRIPTION = 'Allergy to grass pollen' AND T2.ethnicity = 'irish' AND T2.gender = 'F'
Database: synthea
Tables: all_prevalences, patients, encounters, allergies, careplans, conditions, immunizations, medications, observations, procedures, claims
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, ITEM, 0, POPULATION TYPE, 0, OCCURRENCES, 0, POPULATION COUNT, 0, PREVALENCE RATE, 0, PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE, 1, patient, 1, birthdate, 1, deathdate, 1, ssn, 1, drivers, 1, passport, 1, prefix, 1, first, 1, last, 1, suffix, 1, maiden, 1, marital, 1, race, 1, ethnicity, 1, gender, 1, birthplace, 1, address, 2, ID, 2, DATE, 2, PATIENT, 2, CODE, 2, DESCRIPTION, 2, REASONCODE, 2, REASONDESCRIPTION, 3, START, 3, STOP, 3, PATIENT, 3, ENCOUNTER, 3, CODE, 3, DESCRIPTION, 4, ID, 4, START, 4, STOP, 4, PATIENT, 4, ENCOUNTER, 4, CODE, 4, DESCRIPTION, 4, REASONCODE, 4, REASONDESCRIPTION, 5, START, 5, STOP, 5, PATIENT, 5, ENCOUNTER, 5, CODE, 5, DESCRIPTION, 6, DATE, 6, PATIENT, 6, ENCOUNTER, 6, CODE, 6, DESCRIPTION, 7, START, 7, STOP, 7, PATIENT, 7, ENCOUNTER, 7, CODE, 7, DESCRIPTION, 7, REASONCODE, 7, REASONDESCRIPTION, 8, DATE, 8, PATIENT, 8, ENCOUNTER, 8, CODE, 8, DESCRIPTION, 8, VALUE, 8, UNITS, 9, DATE, 9, PATIENT, 9, ENCOUNTER, 9, CODE, 9, DESCRIPTION, 9, REASONCODE, 9, REASONDESCRIPTION, 10, ID, 10, PATIENT, 10, BILLABLEPERIOD, 10, ORGANIZATION, 10, ENCOUNTER, 10, DIAGNOSIS, 10, TOTAL
Question: Who is the patient involved in the care plan with code 311791003?
SQL: SELECT T2.first, T2.last FROM careplans AS T1 INNER JOIN patients AS T2 ON T1.PATIENT = T2.patient WHERE T1.CODE = 315043002
Database: synthea
Tables: all_prevalences, patients, encounters, allergies, careplans, conditions, immunizations, medications, observations, procedures, claims
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, ITEM, 0, POPULATION TYPE, 0, OCCURRENCES, 0, POPULATION COUNT, 0, PREVALENCE RATE, 0, PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE, 1, patient, 1, birthdate, 1, deathdate, 1, ssn, 1, drivers, 1, passport, 1, prefix, 1, first, 1, last, 1, suffix, 1, maiden, 1, marital, 1, race, 1, ethnicity, 1, gender, 1, birthplace, 1, address, 2, ID, 2, DATE, 2, PATIENT, 2, CODE, 2, DESCRIPTION, 2, REASONCODE, 2, REASONDESCRIPTION, 3, START, 3, STOP, 3, PATIENT, 3, ENCOUNTER, 3, CODE, 3, DESCRIPTION, 4, ID, 4, START, 4, STOP, 4, PATIENT, 4, ENCOUNTER, 4, CODE, 4, DESCRIPTION, 4, REASONCODE, 4, REASONDESCRIPTION, 5, START, 5, STOP, 5, PATIENT, 5, ENCOUNTER, 5, CODE, 5, DESCRIPTION, 6, DATE, 6, PATIENT, 6, ENCOUNTER, 6, CODE, 6, DESCRIPTION, 7, START, 7, STOP, 7, PATIENT, 7, ENCOUNTER, 7, CODE, 7, DESCRIPTION, 7, REASONCODE, 7, REASONDESCRIPTION, 8, DATE, 8, PATIENT, 8, ENCOUNTER, 8, CODE, 8, DESCRIPTION, 8, VALUE, 8, UNITS, 9, DATE, 9, PATIENT, 9, ENCOUNTER, 9, CODE, 9, DESCRIPTION, 9, REASONCODE, 9, REASONDESCRIPTION, 10, ID, 10, PATIENT, 10, BILLABLEPERIOD, 10, ORGANIZATION, 10, ENCOUNTER, 10, DIAGNOSIS, 10, TOTAL
Question: Among the patients that died, what is the condition of the oldest patient?
Evidence: if deathdate is not null, it means this patient died; condition refers to DESCRIPTION from conditions; the oldest patient refers to MAX(SUBTRACT(strftime('%Y', deathdate), strftime('%Y', birthdate)));
SQL: SELECT T1.DESCRIPTION FROM conditions AS T1 INNER JOIN patients AS T2 ON T1.PATIENT = T2.patient WHERE T2.deathdate IS NOT NULL ORDER BY strftime('%Y', T2.deathdate) - strftime('%Y', T2.birthdate) DESC LIMIT 1
Database: synthea
Tables: all_prevalences, patients, encounters, allergies, careplans, conditions, immunizations, medications, observations, procedures, claims
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, ITEM, 0, POPULATION TYPE, 0, OCCURRENCES, 0, POPULATION COUNT, 0, PREVALENCE RATE, 0, PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE, 1, patient, 1, birthdate, 1, deathdate, 1, ssn, 1, drivers, 1, passport, 1, prefix, 1, first, 1, last, 1, suffix, 1, maiden, 1, marital, 1, race, 1, ethnicity, 1, gender, 1, birthplace, 1, address, 2, ID, 2, DATE, 2, PATIENT, 2, CODE, 2, DESCRIPTION, 2, REASONCODE, 2, REASONDESCRIPTION, 3, START, 3, STOP, 3, PATIENT, 3, ENCOUNTER, 3, CODE, 3, DESCRIPTION, 4, ID, 4, START, 4, STOP, 4, PATIENT, 4, ENCOUNTER, 4, CODE, 4, DESCRIPTION, 4, REASONCODE, 4, REASONDESCRIPTION, 5, START, 5, STOP, 5, PATIENT, 5, ENCOUNTER, 5, CODE, 5, DESCRIPTION, 6, DATE, 6, PATIENT, 6, ENCOUNTER, 6, CODE, 6, DESCRIPTION, 7, START, 7, STOP, 7, PATIENT, 7, ENCOUNTER, 7, CODE, 7, DESCRIPTION, 7, REASONCODE, 7, REASONDESCRIPTION, 8, DATE, 8, PATIENT, 8, ENCOUNTER, 8, CODE, 8, DESCRIPTION, 8, VALUE, 8, UNITS, 9, DATE, 9, PATIENT, 9, ENCOUNTER, 9, CODE, 9, DESCRIPTION, 9, REASONCODE, 9, REASONDESCRIPTION, 10, ID, 10, PATIENT, 10, BILLABLEPERIOD, 10, ORGANIZATION, 10, ENCOUNTER, 10, DIAGNOSIS, 10, TOTAL
Question: What is the code of the prevalent disease with the highest occurrences?
SQL: SELECT T2.code FROM all_prevalences AS T1 INNER JOIN conditions AS T2 ON T1.ITEM = T2.DESCRIPTION ORDER BY T1.OCCURRENCES DESC LIMIT 1
Database: synthea
Tables: all_prevalences, patients, encounters, allergies, careplans, conditions, immunizations, medications, observations, procedures, claims
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, ITEM, 0, POPULATION TYPE, 0, OCCURRENCES, 0, POPULATION COUNT, 0, PREVALENCE RATE, 0, PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE, 1, patient, 1, birthdate, 1, deathdate, 1, ssn, 1, drivers, 1, passport, 1, prefix, 1, first, 1, last, 1, suffix, 1, maiden, 1, marital, 1, race, 1, ethnicity, 1, gender, 1, birthplace, 1, address, 2, ID, 2, DATE, 2, PATIENT, 2, CODE, 2, DESCRIPTION, 2, REASONCODE, 2, REASONDESCRIPTION, 3, START, 3, STOP, 3, PATIENT, 3, ENCOUNTER, 3, CODE, 3, DESCRIPTION, 4, ID, 4, START, 4, STOP, 4, PATIENT, 4, ENCOUNTER, 4, CODE, 4, DESCRIPTION, 4, REASONCODE, 4, REASONDESCRIPTION, 5, START, 5, STOP, 5, PATIENT, 5, ENCOUNTER, 5, CODE, 5, DESCRIPTION, 6, DATE, 6, PATIENT, 6, ENCOUNTER, 6, CODE, 6, DESCRIPTION, 7, START, 7, STOP, 7, PATIENT, 7, ENCOUNTER, 7, CODE, 7, DESCRIPTION, 7, REASONCODE, 7, REASONDESCRIPTION, 8, DATE, 8, PATIENT, 8, ENCOUNTER, 8, CODE, 8, DESCRIPTION, 8, VALUE, 8, UNITS, 9, DATE, 9, PATIENT, 9, ENCOUNTER, 9, CODE, 9, DESCRIPTION, 9, REASONCODE, 9, REASONDESCRIPTION, 10, ID, 10, PATIENT, 10, BILLABLEPERIOD, 10, ORGANIZATION, 10, ENCOUNTER, 10, DIAGNOSIS, 10, TOTAL
Question: What is the glucose level of the patient that lives at 365 Della Crossroad Suite 202, Deerfield, MA 01342 US?
Evidence: glucose level refers to VALUE, UNITS where DESCRIPTION = 'Glucose' from observations; lives at 365 Della Crossroad Suite 202, Deerfield, MA 01342 US refers to address = '365 Della Crossroad Suite 202 Deerfield MA 01342 US';
SQL: SELECT DISTINCT T2.DESCRIPTION, T2.VALUE, T2.UNITS FROM patients AS T1 INNER JOIN observations AS T2 ON T1.patient = T2.PATIENT WHERE T2.DESCRIPTION = 'Glucose' AND T1.address = '365 Della Crossroad Suite 202 Deerfield MA 01342 US'
Database: synthea
Tables: all_prevalences, patients, encounters, allergies, careplans, conditions, immunizations, medications, observations, procedures, claims
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, ITEM, 0, POPULATION TYPE, 0, OCCURRENCES, 0, POPULATION COUNT, 0, PREVALENCE RATE, 0, PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE, 1, patient, 1, birthdate, 1, deathdate, 1, ssn, 1, drivers, 1, passport, 1, prefix, 1, first, 1, last, 1, suffix, 1, maiden, 1, marital, 1, race, 1, ethnicity, 1, gender, 1, birthplace, 1, address, 2, ID, 2, DATE, 2, PATIENT, 2, CODE, 2, DESCRIPTION, 2, REASONCODE, 2, REASONDESCRIPTION, 3, START, 3, STOP, 3, PATIENT, 3, ENCOUNTER, 3, CODE, 3, DESCRIPTION, 4, ID, 4, START, 4, STOP, 4, PATIENT, 4, ENCOUNTER, 4, CODE, 4, DESCRIPTION, 4, REASONCODE, 4, REASONDESCRIPTION, 5, START, 5, STOP, 5, PATIENT, 5, ENCOUNTER, 5, CODE, 5, DESCRIPTION, 6, DATE, 6, PATIENT, 6, ENCOUNTER, 6, CODE, 6, DESCRIPTION, 7, START, 7, STOP, 7, PATIENT, 7, ENCOUNTER, 7, CODE, 7, DESCRIPTION, 7, REASONCODE, 7, REASONDESCRIPTION, 8, DATE, 8, PATIENT, 8, ENCOUNTER, 8, CODE, 8, DESCRIPTION, 8, VALUE, 8, UNITS, 9, DATE, 9, PATIENT, 9, ENCOUNTER, 9, CODE, 9, DESCRIPTION, 9, REASONCODE, 9, REASONDESCRIPTION, 10, ID, 10, PATIENT, 10, BILLABLEPERIOD, 10, ORGANIZATION, 10, ENCOUNTER, 10, DIAGNOSIS, 10, TOTAL
Question: Provide at least 5 social security numbers of patients with a prevalent disease with a prevalence percentage lower than 30% of the average prevalence percentage of conditions.
Evidence: social security number refers to ssn; prevalence percentage lower than 30% of the average prevalence percentage of conditions refers to PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE < MULTIPLY(0.3, AVG(PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE));
SQL: SELECT DISTINCT T2.ssn FROM conditions AS T1 INNER JOIN patients AS T2 ON T1.PATIENT = T2.patient INNER JOIN all_prevalences AS T3 ON lower(T1.DESCRIPTION) = lower(T3.ITEM) WHERE CAST(T3."PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE" AS REAL) * 100 / ( SELECT AVG('PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE') FROM all_prevalences ) < 30 LIMIT 5
Database: synthea
Tables: all_prevalences, patients, encounters, allergies, careplans, conditions, immunizations, medications, observations, procedures, claims
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, ITEM, 0, POPULATION TYPE, 0, OCCURRENCES, 0, POPULATION COUNT, 0, PREVALENCE RATE, 0, PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE, 1, patient, 1, birthdate, 1, deathdate, 1, ssn, 1, drivers, 1, passport, 1, prefix, 1, first, 1, last, 1, suffix, 1, maiden, 1, marital, 1, race, 1, ethnicity, 1, gender, 1, birthplace, 1, address, 2, ID, 2, DATE, 2, PATIENT, 2, CODE, 2, DESCRIPTION, 2, REASONCODE, 2, REASONDESCRIPTION, 3, START, 3, STOP, 3, PATIENT, 3, ENCOUNTER, 3, CODE, 3, DESCRIPTION, 4, ID, 4, START, 4, STOP, 4, PATIENT, 4, ENCOUNTER, 4, CODE, 4, DESCRIPTION, 4, REASONCODE, 4, REASONDESCRIPTION, 5, START, 5, STOP, 5, PATIENT, 5, ENCOUNTER, 5, CODE, 5, DESCRIPTION, 6, DATE, 6, PATIENT, 6, ENCOUNTER, 6, CODE, 6, DESCRIPTION, 7, START, 7, STOP, 7, PATIENT, 7, ENCOUNTER, 7, CODE, 7, DESCRIPTION, 7, REASONCODE, 7, REASONDESCRIPTION, 8, DATE, 8, PATIENT, 8, ENCOUNTER, 8, CODE, 8, DESCRIPTION, 8, VALUE, 8, UNITS, 9, DATE, 9, PATIENT, 9, ENCOUNTER, 9, CODE, 9, DESCRIPTION, 9, REASONCODE, 9, REASONDESCRIPTION, 10, ID, 10, PATIENT, 10, BILLABLEPERIOD, 10, ORGANIZATION, 10, ENCOUNTER, 10, DIAGNOSIS, 10, TOTAL
Question: Among the patients with acute bronchitis, what is the percentage of Asian women?
Evidence: DIVIDE(COUNT(PATIENT where gender = 'F' and race = 'asian'), COUNT(PATIENT)) as percentage where DESCRIPTION = 'Acute bronchitis (disorder)' ;
SQL: SELECT CAST(SUM(CASE WHEN T2.gender = 'F' AND T2.race = 'asian' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS REAL) * 100 / COUNT(T2.gender) FROM conditions AS T1 INNER JOIN patients AS T2 ON T1.PATIENT = T2.patient WHERE T1.DESCRIPTION = 'Acute bronchitis (disorder)'
Database: synthea
Tables: all_prevalences, patients, encounters, allergies, careplans, conditions, immunizations, medications, observations, procedures, claims
Columns (table index, column name): -1, *, 0, ITEM, 0, POPULATION TYPE, 0, OCCURRENCES, 0, POPULATION COUNT, 0, PREVALENCE RATE, 0, PREVALENCE PERCENTAGE, 1, patient, 1, birthdate, 1, deathdate, 1, ssn, 1, drivers, 1, passport, 1, prefix, 1, first, 1, last, 1, suffix, 1, maiden, 1, marital, 1, race, 1, ethnicity, 1, gender, 1, birthplace, 1, address, 2, ID, 2, DATE, 2, PATIENT, 2, CODE, 2, DESCRIPTION, 2, REASONCODE, 2, REASONDESCRIPTION, 3, START, 3, STOP, 3, PATIENT, 3, ENCOUNTER, 3, CODE, 3, DESCRIPTION, 4, ID, 4, START, 4, STOP, 4, PATIENT, 4, ENCOUNTER, 4, CODE, 4, DESCRIPTION, 4, REASONCODE, 4, REASONDESCRIPTION, 5, START, 5, STOP, 5, PATIENT, 5, ENCOUNTER, 5, CODE, 5, DESCRIPTION, 6, DATE, 6, PATIENT, 6, ENCOUNTER, 6, CODE, 6, DESCRIPTION, 7, START, 7, STOP, 7, PATIENT, 7, ENCOUNTER, 7, CODE, 7, DESCRIPTION, 7, REASONCODE, 7, REASONDESCRIPTION, 8, DATE, 8, PATIENT, 8, ENCOUNTER, 8, CODE, 8, DESCRIPTION, 8, VALUE, 8, UNITS, 9, DATE, 9, PATIENT, 9, ENCOUNTER, 9, CODE, 9, DESCRIPTION, 9, REASONCODE, 9, REASONDESCRIPTION, 10, ID, 10, PATIENT, 10, BILLABLEPERIOD, 10, ORGANIZATION, 10, ENCOUNTER, 10, DIAGNOSIS, 10, TOTAL
Question: Provide the number of encounters for Major D'Amore.
SQL: SELECT COUNT(T2.ID) FROM patients AS T1 INNER JOIN encounters AS T2 ON T1.patient = T2.PATIENT WHERE T1.first = 'Major' AND T1.last = 'D''Amore'