15:00:09 RRSAgent has joined #hcls 15:00:09 logging to http://www.w3.org/2012/06/14-hcls-irc 15:00:16 zakim, who is here 15:00:16 matthias_samwald, you need to end that query with '?' 15:00:27 zakim, who is here? 15:00:27 On the phone I see +1.412.624.aaaa, ??P15 15:00:28 On IRC I see RRSAgent, boycer, matthias_samwald, Zakim, MacTed, egonw, ericP 15:00:44 zakim, ??P15 is matthias_samwald 15:00:45 +matthias_samwald; got it 15:01:04 BobF has joined #hcls 15:01:16 +Tony 15:01:20 zakim, +1.412.624.aaaa is boycer 15:01:22 +boycer; got it 15:01:47 zakim, who is here 15:01:47 matthias_samwald, you need to end that query with '?' 15:01:51 argh 15:01:53 zakim, who is here? 15:01:53 On the phone I see boycer, matthias_samwald, Tony 15:01:56 On IRC I see BobF, RRSAgent, boycer, matthias_samwald, Zakim, MacTed, egonw, ericP 15:02:02 + +1.715.389.aabb 15:02:30 zakim, Tony is BobF 15:02:48 +BobF; got it 15:04:20 zakim, +1.715.389.aabb is simon_lin 15:04:20 +simon_lin; got it 15:07:20 +EricP 15:08:22 scribenick: ericP 15:09:11 topic: Medicine Safety Code project 15:09:32 matthias_samwald: presented a few months ago at AMIA 15:09:54 ... BobF and simon_lin were there 15:10:48 ... how do we give pharmacogenomic data to clinicians without too many privacy or centralization issues? 15:10:59 http://safety-code.org/ 15:11:10 ... also sidestepping the sluggish uptake of EHRs 15:12:01 ... QR-code with the ~400 SNPs of most pharmacogenomic interest 15:12:10 ... populated by microarrays or nextgen 15:13:43 ... QR-code points a URL 15:14:18 ... avoiding centralization 15:14:30 ... genetic data is associated with many privacy issues: 15:14:43 ... .. (personal) genetic data 15:14:54 ... .. serves as a genetic fingerprint 15:15:44 http://safety-code.org/v0.1/qm70W00I2KZ0u-A01N103HmXRp0W80080zIe0oWW0vL4kC8441HTCCCfOA03U0uW020013mICe00I8wyFnk6Qo4m20e7Nq0m0500G03RG90e56407xu6O0000000000000000000000000000 15:15:49 ... law in Austria avoids genetic data 15:16:57 simon_lin: this URL includes the data 15:17:13 matthias_samwald: exactly, ~250 chars. can be carried with you 15:17:54 boycer: so your URL will decode the data and present the info 15:18:48 matthias_samwald: yes 15:18:57 ... you can interpret such a medicine safety code can be interpreted by most phones 15:19:17 boycer: but your server is responsible for keeping the guidelines up to date? 15:19:22 ... that's not a trivial task 15:19:35 matthias_samwald: indeed. so far just a research datatype 15:19:57 ericP - the questions were from BobF (not boycer) :-) 15:20:19 s/boyver/BobF/g 15:20:28 s/boycer/BobF/g 15:21:00 simon_lin: given your compression, how much info can you put in? 15:21:15 ... i assume the size of the QRcode is a design constraint 15:21:53 matthias_samwald: putting lots of data in a code makes it very complex and hard to scan 15:23:16 BobF: how many can you fit now? 15:23:47 matthias_samwald: i'm fitting ~400 SNPs. can't exceed ~800 with current compression 15:25:34 ericP: this is good for 5 years? 15:25:41 matthias_samwald: around 10 probably 15:26:19 boycer: you've got a good set of phase I/phase II 15:27:26 ... pharmacodynamics is what your body does 15:27:54 ... there are a hand-full of enzymes for phase I (oxidizing/reducing) 15:28:23 ... pharmacogenetics won't change much over the next years 15:28:28 BobF has joined #hcls 15:29:03 http://pharmaadme.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12&Itemid=27 15:29:45 s/pharmacogenetics/pharmacokinetics/ 15:30:28 ... but pharmacodynamics will explode over the next few years 15:30:55 ... it's easier to predict pharmacokinetics 15:32:01 ... but e.g. statin doesn't have a clear safe range 15:33:08 matthias_samwald: the 400 i use were compiled from the PharmGKB "VIP" genes (those with existing clinical evidence) 15:33:23 ... combined with a list from pharma adne (SP?) 15:33:35 ... added also those listed in FDA drug labels 15:33:49 Matthias - what was the pharma database (I heard Pharma ad & e?) 15:34:42 http://pharmaadme.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12&Itemid=27 15:34:54 Found it: www.pharmaadme.org/ 15:35:01 ... pharmacodynamics would seem more interesting than pharmacokinetics, but the latter are further along 15:35:56 ... CPIC SNPs are primarily kinetic 15:36:31 BobF: we're working on a schema for conveying guidelines which can be hooked into a clinical support engine 15:36:46 ... could you use that to update safety-code.org? 15:36:49 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?hl=en_US&hl=en_US&key=0AiGT-vnkGcoLdFFVMEdqcFdYaDFqS0xHTnlUT0N3cEE&output=html 15:36:52 matthias_samwald: that'd be helpful 15:37:38 ... in the last few days, i've updated this spreadsheet with CPIC and Dutch Pharmacogenomics WG guidelines from PharmaGKB 15:37:58 ... i'd like to further curate the data to create CDS rules in SPARQL 15:38:40 ... but it would be great the have machine-readable CPIC guidelines 15:38:55 BobF: that's my goal 15:41:54 data:application/medsafetycode+qrcode/qm70W00I2KZ0u-A01N103HmXRp0W80080zIe0oWW0vL4kC8441HTCCCfOA03U0uW020013mICe00I8wyFnk6Qo4m20e7Nq0m0500G03RG90e56407xu6O0000000000000000000000000000 15:44:43 ericP: use RDF/XML with controlled schema? GRDDL? conneg? 15:45:00 matthias_samwald: i think RDF/XML is the worst of both worlds 15:46:00 ... the rows in the spreadsheet represent multiple SNP combos 15:46:04 ... we can break up some of the CPIC guidelines in this table into smaller rows 15:46:39 BobF: i didn't intend to create a comprehensive pharmacogenomics domain model 15:46:53 ... just serialize CPIC guidelines 15:47:25 ... there are national efforts in the US to create generic CDS rules 15:47:55 ... i'd like to link the schema to those rules so there's a path from the CPIC guidelines to what the hospitals can implement 15:48:49 ericP: how complex are these rules? 15:48:58 example of guideline and boolean logic: http://pharmgkb.org/gene/PA128 15:49:04 BobF: most are single drug/geneotype combo 15:49:29 ... warfarin is the most complex with a 2X2 matrix 15:49:31 bite tge second row in the second table. 15:49:38 note the second row in the second table 15:49:50 ... as we apply more systems bio, this will get more complex 15:51:14 ... need to distinguish between broad clinical practics and specific guidelines 15:51:42 ... each institution will have to decide the latter 15:53:06 ericP: would you want your expressivity to cover quatitative dosing even though you're not using all of that expressivity? 15:53:28 BobF: i'd like it to be extensible but i can't populate it now 15:53:58 matthias_samwald: the more complex the expressivity, the harder it is for clinicians to understand and the harder it is to validate 15:56:51 boycer: is the safety-code.org infrastructure going to be public? 15:57:30 matthias_samwald: it's a jenna back-end and i'll make the SPARQL rules open-source 15:58:57 topic: simon_lin intro 15:59:17 ... we're doing a trial looking at 80 genes via nextgen 15:59:44 ... we're analyzing the impact of markers to see how we can change our practice 16:00:03 ... marshfield clinic also has an insurance subsidiary 16:00:32 ... we'd like to put SNPs and drug interactions into an insurance card 16:01:29 ... Mayo clinic and about 8 participants in Emerge 16:01:38 ... expect recruitment next year 16:02:15 s/put SNPs and drug interactions/put medicine safety codes and drug interactions/ 16:02:15 https://www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/victr/dcc/projects/acc/index.php/About 16:03:33 -simon_lin 16:03:34 -BobF 16:03:38 http://www.w3.org/People/Eric/ericP-foaf 16:08:00 -boycer 16:08:53 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 16:08:53 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2012/06/14-hcls-minutes.html ericP 16:09:02 RRSAgent, please make log world-readable 16:34:10 -EricP 16:34:11 SW_HCLS()11:00AM has ended 16:34:11 Attendees were matthias_samwald, boycer, BobF, simon_lin, EricP 17:30:55 Zakim has left #hcls 19:26:52 egonw has joined #HCLS 19:41:20 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls 20:15:59 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls 20:47:08 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls 20:54:01 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls 21:06:03 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls 21:16:39 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls 21:30:44 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls 21:34:18 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls 21:39:20 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls 21:44:04 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls 22:01:45 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls 22:18:14 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls 22:42:46 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls 23:06:12 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls