16:01:32 RRSAgent has joined #hcls2 16:01:32 logging to http://www.w3.org/2011/03/24-hcls2-irc 16:01:37 zakim, this is tmo 16:01:37 ok, michel; that matches SW_HCLS(TMO)11:00AM 16:01:56 +bbalsa 16:03:20 +??P10 16:03:37 zakim, ??P10 is matthias_samwald 16:03:37 +matthias_samwald; got it 16:03:48 scribenick Bob 16:05:58 + +1.650.331.aaaa 16:06:00 +??P2 16:06:10 zakim, ??P2 is michel 16:06:10 +michel; got it 16:06:28 zakim, +1.650.331.aaaa is trish 16:06:28 +trish; got it 16:06:31 whetzel has joined #hcls2 16:08:00 Michel: OSCAR presentation 16:08:16 Bosse: Very interesting, more and more as he talked about features 16:08:34 ... interesting to see a long history in the project 16:08:36 + +1.781.431.aabb 16:08:57 ... not developed toward research interests 16:09:37 Michel: Interesting re charts, lots of numbers in red on the chart 16:09:59 ... goes to show that HC pros are accustomed to a very busy interface 16:10:14 ... oscar hones in on what they want 16:10:36 ... also put in pictures and videos, as of patient trying to stand up 16:10:59 Bosse: Do they track lifestyle info for research? 16:11:04 Michel: Not sure 16:11:12 epichler has joined #HCLS2 16:11:48 Bosse: This is a need in research: to know about normal life situation before disease 16:13:37 Michel: OSCAR is growing and is open source? 16:13:51 OSCAR *is* open source. 16:14:17 Matthias and Elgar have seen the slides 16:14:58 Trish: Interesting as it went on, seem open 16:15:08 ... have sent an email to them 16:15:57 Michel: Doubt that patient data are available; onus would be on us to add functionality 16:16:21 ... might be able to test our stuff w. participating institutions 16:16:43 Michel's brother is lead developer on OSCAR 16:17:11 Trish: Seems like a good opp, given the nature of groups and resources 16:17:57 Michel: We could write grant proposal to extend oscar 16:18:37 Trish: How do we take the next step; opp. to take TMO to something working in the real world 16:19:02 Michel: Don't quite want to commit right away on this. 16:19:22 ... would like to get more vendors in to describe the lay of the land from their viewpoint. 16:19:38 ... we don't want to re-write a core in order to do something interesting 16:20:05 ... oscar, etc, already deployed where we can evaluate our contribution 16:20:43 ... Would like to survey different softwares; write proposals to extend 16:21:30 ... OSCAR terminology, it looked as though user had to type in specific codes 16:22:01 ... auto-complete might be good there 16:22:31 ... uses LOINC, SNOMED, ICD. None of the physicians want to type in codes 16:22:53 ... autocomplete functionality w semantic 16:23:27 Trish: These would be easy ways to start using terminology in a more user-friendly way 16:24:16 OSCAR based on Indivo 16:24:26 mscottm has joined #hcls2 16:24:45 Michel: This is good, given ericP's work 16:25:12 ... depends on their stuff being encoded. Indivo does not require that everything be encoded. 16:25:31 ... Indivo would be a connection point 16:25:48 Michel: Who should we get next? 16:26:14 Trish: Human Studies Database 16:26:38 http://hsdbwiki.org/index.php/HSDB_Wiki 16:28:53 +mscottm 16:29:08 Trish: AMIA, may have interaction w. Larry Hunter's group 16:30:03 Scott: OSCAR prime candidate for RDF-ification 16:30:58 ... brings a lot to the table, but not immediately semantifiable(?) perhaps. Needs more work 16:31:20 ... David would be interested in accessing RDB via SPARQL 16:32:00 Indivo would be the place to plug in 16:32:12 Michel: Also semantic auto-completion 16:33:31 ... HSDB based on Ontology of Clinical Research 16:34:02 ... already using ontologies, so interesting 16:34:44 Trish: Have other cats to herd. 16:35:25 Scott will contact HSDB 16:36:11 Trish: i2b2 has hives, cells; There is a patient component in there. 16:36:28 ... Redcap 16:36:47 http://www.bmhi.umn.edu/ctsi_bmi/initiatives/redcap/home.html 16:38:02 http://www.project-redcap.org/ 16:38:20 http://www.bmhi.umn.edu/ctsi_bmi/initiatives/portal/home.html 16:39:37 Scott: We have looked at i2b2 in recent months. Visited IO Informatics last week 16:40:18 ... bumped into Xavier(?) from Oracle. Maybe get Oracle drivers for SWOjects, thru IO 16:41:09 Trish: Shawn Murphy from i2b2 16:41:25 http://lcs.mgh.harvard.edu/projects/rpdr.html 16:41:47 Michel: Research Patient Data Registry 16:42:27 http://www.partners.org/rescomputing/template.asp?pageId=99&ArticleTitle=RPDR&level1ID=9&tocID=9&articleSubPage=true 16:42:46 Zakim, please dial ericP-office 16:42:46 ok, ericP; the call is being made 16:42:48 +EricP 16:43:59 ericP: Children's, but grant didn't come through 16:44:20 Scott: Xavier Lopez from Oracle 16:45:02 ericP: Dan has access to de-id, Children's has access to non-de-id 16:45:17 ... ODBC always painful. 16:45:53 ... Children's guy might have leads for funding or data. They are working on SHRINE pediatric, 50 sites 16:46:30 Scott: SHRINE looks like a tremendous resource 16:47:12 ericP: Could try to talk to shrine/i2b2 16:48:34 Michel: Paper opportunity, invitation from J. Pharmacogenomics 16:48:35 yes, pharmacogenomics 16:49:06 Has there been any follow-up with the EMERGE or Marshfield Clinic? 16:49:25 ... approaches to mark-up. We can write review of existing approaches DB --> formal representation 16:49:48 ... take the best, leave behind the worst, say this is how we would do it. 16:50:07 ... representaton + queries, using TMO 16:50:46 ... need more review of other HC systems, how they do this 16:51:01 https://docs.google.com/present/edit?id=0AYy0zfdRviKsZGM5cWM1OXRfMTAwZzlycmJjZmI&hl=en&authkey=CKXAsvMI 16:51:30 ... want to look at OCR and OGMS 16:51:35 Trish: Good question. Marshfield was in motion last year. I don't recall anything about EMERGE. 16:51:52 ... Chime CPR Clincial Patient Record 16:52:15 q+ to talk about dreams of cartography 16:52:26 ... look at resources like OMIM 16:53:00 Bosse: Can do some on this 16:53:34 Bob - that was Matthias, not Bosse. :) 16:53:42 ericP: Have a landscape of patient encounter, tests, demographics; to a map that displays all of this. 16:54:10 Matthias: Can do some of this (not Bosse :-) 16:54:59 ericP: "Landscape browser" Example Indivo, CPR have similar concepts 16:55:14 ... not in same universe model, but they do talk about the same stuff 16:55:21 section about mappings between different approaches 16:55:28 analogous structures 16:56:33 ... needs to be browsable 16:56:58 Michel: Registry of these kinds of mappings? 16:57:16 ericP: Not sure how far down the machine this should go 16:58:02 ... allow a person to navigate. Would be awesome to provide semantic functionality. 16:58:24 Michel: Can be more conceptual, need not be fully operational 16:58:41 ... can leave real mappings for follow-on paper 16:59:21 ... focus can be around pharmacogenomics 16:59:40 ericP: Neither Indivo nor i2b have structures around this 17:00:24 ... XML encourages people to get stuck in microparsing 17:00:34 ... so RDF would be good here 17:02:37 Michel and Scott will start a paper framework 17:03:06 ericP: Ben Adida would be an excellent resource for this 17:05:41 -Bob_Powers 17:05:44 - +1.781.431.aabb 17:05:47 -bbalsa 17:05:49 -trish 17:05:52 rrsagent, draft minutes 17:05:52 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2011/03/24-hcls2-minutes.html michel 17:05:59 rrsagent, make log world-visible 17:11:24 -matthias_samwald 17:30:44 -michel 17:30:46 -mscottm 17:30:46 -EricP 17:30:46 SW_HCLS(TMO)11:00AM has ended 17:30:48 Attendees were Bob_Powers, bbalsa, matthias_samwald, michel, trish, +1.781.431.aabb, mscottm, EricP 18:44:52 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls2 19:01:21 Zakim has left #hcls2 20:39:40 matthias_samwald has joined #hcls2