14:01:31 RRSAgent has joined #hcls2 14:01:31 logging to http://www.w3.org/2009/10/29-hcls2-irc 14:01:38 zakim, this is term 14:01:38 johnM, I see SW_HCLS(Term)10:00AM in the schedule but not yet started. Perhaps you mean "this will be term". 14:01:45 zakim, this will be term 14:01:45 ok, johnM; I see SW_HCLS(Term)10:00AM scheduled to start now 14:03:15 nalbarr has joined #hcls2 14:04:02 SW_HCLS(Term)10:00AM has now started 14:04:10 +John_Madden 14:04:11 + +1.847.832.aaaa 14:04:14 - +1.847.832.aaaa 14:04:36 zakim, +1.847.832.aaaa is nalbarr 14:04:36 sorry, johnM, I do not recognize a party named '+1.847.832.aaaa' 14:04:52 + +1.847.832.aabb 14:04:59 zakim, 1.847.832.aaaa is nalbarr 14:04:59 sorry, johnM, I do not recognize a party named '1.847.832.aaaa' 14:05:39 zakim, +1.847.832.aabb is nalbarr 14:05:39 +nalbarr; got it 14:06:04 -nalbarr 14:06:05 -John_Madden 14:06:06 SW_HCLS(Term)10:00AM has ended 14:06:07 Attendees were John_Madden, +1.847.832.aaaa, nalbarr 15:02:21 michel has joined #HCLS2 15:24:13 bbalsa has joined #HCLS2 15:55:13 Susie has joined #hcls2 16:02:20 ElgarPichler has joined #hcls2 16:02:55 Zakim, please dial ericP-office 16:02:55 sorry, ericP, I don't know what conference this is 16:03:01 Zakim, this is hcls2 16:03:01 ok, ericP; that matches SW_HCLS(TransMed)11:00AM 16:03:03 Zakim, please dial ericP-office 16:03:03 ok, ericP; the call is being made 16:03:04 +EricP 16:03:15 +ElgarPichler 16:03:18 + +1.410.706.aaee 16:03:19 + +1.414.491.aaff 16:03:26 + +049308385aagg 16:03:44 +??P24 16:04:09 + +0122342aahh 16:04:31 q+ to ask if TMO folks need a bridge (or can find another) during the f2f 16:04:34 +Joanne_Luciano 16:05:43 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls2 16:05:47 yes 16:06:10 meeting: TMO 16:06:12 Joanne has joined #hcls2 16:06:26 chair: Susie 16:06:30 scribenic: ericP 16:06:38 topic: the paper 16:06:45 Susie: paper deadline extended 16:07:01 cdenney has joined #HCLS2 16:07:05 ... (perhaps for everybody?) 16:07:17 I can't get on the phone line - it says it is full. 16:08:00 yes 16:08:16 i also get a "this conference is full". 16:08:55 Glad to hear it wasn't personal. (blocking me) :-) 16:09:46 Susie: despite our extension to 30Nov, Barry would like an abstract tomorrow 16:10:20 ... propose to start one this evening and get feedback from folks over tomorrow 16:10:34 colin: trying to write one now in the google doc 16:10:47 Susie: cool, will use that this evening 16:10:59 AnjaJentzsch has joined #hcls2 16:11:16 colin: like the idea of putting philosophy into another paper 16:12:07 ... currently lack a description of how the paitent data was generated 16:12:15 Susie: should have more this weekend 16:12:33 colin: also need a short desc of the toy interface (pubby) 16:13:04 cdenney, matthias_samwald, i've asked for the limit to be bumped up, but seen no live bodies to respond 16:13:20 colin: [something about indivo ont] 16:13:33 Susie: need to work out paper authors and order 16:14:01 ... like to be inclusive, i.e. two calls or more in last two months, plus offline contributions 16:14:11 ... for abstract tomorrow, alphabetical order 16:14:27 ... chose paper order nearer [real] deadline 16:14:59 topic: ontology updates 16:15:08 Susie: recent updates? 16:15:26 colon: haven't touched it myself. elgar has added MeSH 16:15:45 ... expect criticisms when folks pour it into the triple store 16:16:08 Zakim, who is speaking? 16:16:19 ericP, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: ElgarPichler (84%), Joanne_Luciano (4%) 16:16:29 elgar: edded all of the xref that i could find 16:16:44 ... used best judgement selecting reasonable sources 16:16:45 can someone invite me to the google doc? anjeve@gmail.com - thanks 16:16:57 ... folks might want SNOMED 16:17:30 ... have added comments to the overall structure into google project /doc directory 16:18:03 [ericP and peter interested in reviewing and helping the ontology] 16:18:23 i suspect matthias_samwald would be interested as well 16:18:44 [elgar unable to connect via Mibbit] 16:19:03 Zakim, who is speaking? 16:19:08 (i am still unable to connect via audio, giving up now. will read the irc though) 16:19:15 ericP, listening for 11 seconds I heard sound from the following: +1.610.651.aadd (85%) 16:19:33 matthias_samwald, you could try *0 16:19:44 topic: imports into triple store 16:19:54 AnjaJentzsch: converted to RDF 16:20:12 ... unsure about Medicare Plan D over-the-counter drugs 16:20:21 ... asking for help from d2r folks 16:20:42 what's *0 ? ( I was muted myself -- i sent Elgar and Peter Kos an email with each other's email address) 16:20:42 ... end point is up, folks can query the server 16:20:47 http://www4.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/medicare/ 16:21:13 Susie: you can pick up @@1's comments from last week's minutes 16:21:40 ... my interpreation: folks are sometimes covered by both BCBS and Medicare 16:22:00 AnjaJentzsch: @@2 and Jun submitted a demo to linked data 16:22:02 http://tinyurl.com/yzdc9a5 16:22:13 ... can query for alternative medicines 16:22:22 ... might be busy for the next hours/days 16:22:41 Susie: would be nice if Michel could get access to Medicare data ASAP 16:22:57 AnjaJentzsch: can't fix d2r [myself], but will try 16:23:06 Susie: alternative plans? 16:23:33 AnjaJentzsch: any tool which queries the... 16:24:00 Susie: we want to extract data from panel 2 from a DuBois paper 16:24:09 ... has DSM codes 16:24:31 ... Trish was going to look at correspondance 16:24:38 ... also asked Joanne and Michel 16:24:54 Trish: gone through part 16:25:10 ... for diagnostics, finding MRI, ... 16:25:41 ... was feading panel 2 text to NCBI's tagging tool 16:26:07 ... matches found for e.g. memory recall issues 16:26:18 Susie: good coverage from one ontology? 16:26:36 Trish: hitting SNOMED NCIT, BirnLex 16:26:51 ... not sure all that has gone into the neuroinformatics framework 16:26:59 Susie: unsure of intersection of those 16:27:16 ... Mary Anne Martone might have the answer 16:27:27 Trish: spoked with Birn folks yesterday 16:27:46 Susie: carry on with lead; let me know if you hit a dead end 16:28:38 Joanne: think Trish has gotten more out of Panel 2 16:28:55 ... met with Michel, who i expect is working on querying it 16:29:17 Michel: you can stick in some text, and get some markup 16:29:37 ... but you don't get ontology matches through the web interface 16:29:44 ... have to fall back to the web service 16:30:00 Trish: also having trouble with the web interface 16:30:38 Joanne: you get back a cloud of terms, e.g. memory, referenced many times 16:30:48 ... don't see the ontologies 16:31:15 ... terminizer draws on fewer ontologies, but has more useful interface 16:31:39 ... had exactly what i needed for the influenza ontology 16:32:00 Trish: have time to continue on this 16:32:26 Susie: one we see the best fit ontologies, need to choose 16:32:40 ... seems like SNOMED and NCI were the best 16:33:21 Lynn: am a PI on the @@3 ontology 16:33:37 ... can't distribute SNOMED on the web 16:33:54 s/@@3/Disease Ontology/ 16:34:44 Susie: are there other criteria (besides liscencing) we should look for? 16:35:04 Lynn: BFO ontology is very new 16:35:14 Colin: propose OBO foundry 16:36:01 Peter: some of the electronic medical records ontologies are based on their implementation system 16:36:21 ... seen a bunch of source datasets 16:36:41 ... is it exceptable to code towards ICD9 or LOINC? 16:37:03 Susie: final focus is to develop TMO and develop an app to use it 16:37:14 ... we've id'd a bunch of sources 16:37:38 ... prolly best to map the data sources we're using to terminilogies already applied there 16:37:51 ... for EMR, we've been using Indivo where possible 16:38:08 ... asked Ben Adida and Ken Mandel to make the rest available 16:38:24 ... doesn't look like it will happen in time, so we're rolling our own 16:38:34 ... makes sense to make it as like an EMR as possible 16:39:02 ... we wouldn't seen LOINC or ICD9 in pharmas 16:39:15 Lynn: we've mapped ICD9 to Disease Ontology 16:39:33 wondering about the last comment... wouldn't see icd-9 in pharma? 16:39:41 we are using icd-9 16:40:16 peter: would like to look at the EMR data to see how it fits [oops, forgot] 16:40:50 Colin: terms of use of LOINC are alarming, rules like "don't dillute" 16:41:14 is anyone using MedDRA terms? 16:41:29 Elgar: test for no liscencing by seeing if the ontology has level 0 restriction in UMLS 16:41:50 Lynn: also if it's in OBO foundry 16:42:15 Susie: Trish, you're taking the lead on panel 2 of DuBois 16:42:27 ... can you get us some mappings by next week? 16:42:54 Trish: mostly seeing [matches on] terms related to cognitian rather than diagnsotic tests 16:43:13 Susie: i've been generating fake patient data in Indivo where possible 16:43:23 ... Peter has be reviewing and enhancing 16:43:28 ... three sections: 16:43:40 ... .. demographitcs, contact 16:43:48 ... .. genetics profile 16:44:04 ... .. encounters 16:44:39 ... Peter has improvied demo and contact info, as well as static info 16:45:00 ... put together some hemo data, cholestoral, ... in encounters 16:45:34 ... hoping peter can help with realistic data for other encounters, e.g. patient presents symptoms 16:45:50 ... would like to complete one patient and develop 5 more in a google doc 16:46:05 ... have discussed the intended distribution of patient data 16:46:13 ... Indivo is capturing XML data 16:46:33 ... expect ericP to GRDDL it 16:47:12 Peter: will try, have other high-priority projects 16:47:30 ... can look at the first patient set this week, the other patient sets in the next two weeks 16:47:35 ... hemotology was 2 hours 16:47:43 ... another 2 hours for the other aspects 16:47:58 ... quite a lot of evening time, maybe 6 hours? 16:48:12 Joanne: what can you turf to others? 16:48:17 Peter: two aspects: 16:48:31 ... .. examine Indivo and look at expression therein 16:48:48 ... .. translating coding terminology 16:49:15 ... finding the codes which match the use case example data 16:49:37 ... would help if the use case data were already input 16:50:06 Susie: would like Peter to finish patient1 so others can contribute more patients 16:50:24 Peter: will work on this patient this week, hope to have a template next week 16:50:39 [XML template] 16:51:26 Susie: already have list of patients (.doc), exchanged with Peter 16:51:31 ... will make available 16:51:59 Chris: intrested in the display of the pharmacogenomics section 16:52:19 s/pharmacogenomics/pharmacogenetics 16:52:55 Chris: sent you an exmaple of the bedside data needed to tailor substance adminstration 16:53:35 Susie: that's the next step, would be nice to have an offline call to start 16:53:40 topic: data loading 16:54:01 Susie: user interface 16:54:06 topic: user interface 16:54:29 Bosse: looked into Openvista which Chris proposed 16:54:37 ... is already a good user interface 16:54:57 ... enhancing for tailored medicine or treatment 16:55:13 ... propose Emanual P of Novartis's approach 16:55:25 ... menu of options 16:55:45 ... e.g. point to a word 16:55:52 ... link to a faceted browser 16:56:12 ... have good answer from Chris, will extend 16:56:38 ... i have not gotten OpenVista running 16:56:49 ... saw video presentation 16:57:02 ... is a structure/organized interface 16:57:16 ... am not an expert developer any more 16:58:02 ... need a developer 16:58:29 Andreas: OpenVista is based on TCRS (the VA system) 16:58:49 ... sent Chris a sample of TCRS 16:59:06 ... i recommend adding a tab to OpenVista 16:59:11 ... code is in C# 16:59:16 ... adding a tab is easy 17:00:01 ACTION: Andreas to send said link to Susie to incorporate into minutes 17:00:30 Andreas: would expect physicians faced with new problems would go to this tab 17:01:02 Susie: we don't need a strong interface for the paper 17:01:31 ... need to decide if the tool allows the physician enter symptoms and the tool does some inferencing 17:01:42 ... or a tool for researchers 17:02:06 ... need to decide what interface we want to demo and where to start 17:02:26 Andreas: pretty sure that CTRS is available 17:02:35 ... not sure if it's open source 17:02:44 ... it's avail from Delphi 17:03:43 topic: f2f logistics 17:03:57 Susie: task break-out time allocated 17:04:58 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 17:04:58 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/10/29-hcls2-minutes.html ericP 17:05:11 RRSAgent, please make log world-visible 17:06:19 - +1.610.651.aadd 17:06:22 -??P12 17:06:23 - +1.414.491.aaff 17:06:23 - +1.302.598.aabb 17:06:24 - +049308385aagg 17:06:24 -??P24 17:06:24 -EricP 17:06:25 - +0122342aahh 17:06:26 -ElgarPichler 17:06:29 - +1.410.706.aaee 17:06:31 -Bosse 17:06:32 - +0151709aaaa 17:06:35 -Joanne_Luciano 17:06:37 - +1.518.542.aacc 17:06:39 -Julia 17:06:41 SW_HCLS(TransMed)11:00AM has ended 17:06:44 Attendees were +0151709aaaa, +1.302.598.aabb, +1.518.542.aacc, Julia, +1.610.651.aadd, Bosse, EricP, ElgarPichler, +1.410.706.aaee, +1.414.491.aaff, +049308385aagg, +0122342aahh, 17:06:46 ... Joanne_Luciano 17:07:20 Susie: will re-send f2f agenda, hilighting break-out session, and including dial-in logistics for TMO call 17:07:29 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 17:07:29 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/10/29-hcls2-minutes.html ericP 18:29:29 Zakim has left #hcls2