Date and time
2020-04-20 20.00 UTC
Zoom Details
Apologies
Objectives
Discuss and make progress on these issues:
- Observables and procedures
- MBHCRG work
- Planning ahead
- Review of existing model and documentation
Discussion items
See below.
Item | Description | Owner | Notes | Action | |
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1 | Welcome & apologies |
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2 | Conflicts of interest |
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3 | Minutes from previous meeting | Daniel Karlsson | |||
4 | Business meeting |
SNOMED International continues to closely monitor the status of the COVID-19 pandemic and we are making contingency plans for the Expo. | |||
5 | Process observable attributes | The use of attribute | process output | for intake observables is at least mildly confusing. Is there a need for updated guidance or clarification? 2020-02-24: Guidance needs clarification. This particular attribute is difficult to explain and often needs re-explaining(!). Alternatives | process target |? 2020-03-16: Check existing use of the attribute in the SNOMED release as well as in the LOINC linking results. 2020-04-20: Deadline for MRCM changes has passed, so more time is available for analysis. All LOINC expressions with | process output | are also | characterizes | = | excretory process |. The other | process output | Observables are <<364075005 | Heart rate (observable entity) | and <<86290005 | Respiratory rate (observable entity) |. |
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5 | Observables and Evaluation procedures | Since Observables were introduced into SNOMED CT the demarcation between Observables and Evaluation procedures has been a potential source of variability of SNOMED CT use. In order to progress this issue the group need to agree on what knowledge is needed to inform any future decision. 2019-11-18: <<404684003 |Clinical finding (finding)| : 363714003 |Interprets (attribute)| = << 386053000 |Evaluation procedure| ==> 7148 concepts ...but also 1350 hits for <<386053000 | Evaluation procedure (procedure) |: [2..*] { 260686004 |Method (attribute)| = <<129265001 |Evaluation - action (qualifier value)| } 3 hits for <<386053000 | Evaluation procedure (procedure) |: [2..*] { 260686004 |Method (attribute)| = <<129266000 |Measurement - action (qualifier value)| } 611 hits for <<386053000 | Evaluation procedure (procedure) |: [2..*] { 246093002 |Component (attribute)| = * } 2019-12-16: Some more exploration of existing Evaluation procedure content: (<<386053000 |Evaluation procedure (procedure)| : [2..*] { * = * }) MINUS <<363679005 |Imaging (procedure)| 10 000-ish Evaluation procedures have 2 or more role groups... <<386053000 |Evaluation procedure (procedure)| : [2..*] { 246093002 |Component| = * } 611 have 2 or more Components, indicating that it could be a panel. However, many examples are just strangely modeled and likely not intended to be panels. Thus, it's not straight forward to identify panel-like procedures among the Evaluation procedure. Sometimes, e.g. 442553005 | Measurement of chloride in peritoneal fluid specimen (procedure) |, additional Components are inherited from ancestors. (<<386053000 |Evaluation procedure (procedure)| : [2..*] { 246093002 |Component| = * }) MINUS <<122869004 |Measurement procedure| Even non Measurement procedures have multiple Components... <<386053000 |Evaluation procedure (procedure)| : [3..*] { 246093002 |Component| = * } A few have 3 or more components, many of which are in fact panels, but again likely not all of them. E.g. see <67899004 | Complement component, classic pathway (substance) |. Briefing note should include:
2020-01-28: The issue of panel concepts (sets of distinct Observable entities) was discussed. The current Observables model, by design, does not allow representation of panels. Many examples of panels are not well-defined, e.g. a Complete Blood Count may contain different observables in different laboratories. The benefit of adding content on the international level is likely limited. However, SNOMED CT should provide the means to represent such panels when there is agreement on meaning on a national, regional or local level. Several Evaluation procedure concepts contain multiple groups, but all are not correctly modelled. 2020-02-24: Aim to get feedback from members about usage of Evaluation procedures. Further aim to identify candidates for Procedure-to-Observables transfer, i.e. Procedure concepts which represent observations which has a single, distinct result/value. Some gaps exist in creating observables corresponding to those procedures, most notably techniques are missing. 2020-03-16: The topic has been lifted in the Modeling Advisory Group. Panels (aka observables without values): Examples of types of panels are groupers for lists, screening and function tests. Naming today is insufficient to distinguish from e.g. totals (e.g. amino acid panel vs. total amino acid etc.). Definition and naming of panels (observables OR evaluation procedures). 2020-04-20: EAG + MAG meeting to be planned. Preparation meeting held (slides). | |||
6. | Mental Function observables | Piper Allyn Ranallo is doing a mental health clean up based on Mental & Behavioral CRG work - she has submitted some requests for editing and applying the observable entity model to existing content: 285231000 |Mental function (observable entity)|, 8373002 |Nervous system function (observable entity)|, 4065008 |Affect, function (observable entity)|311465003 |Cognitive functions (observable entity)|. Need advice on applying the model to these function observables. Hello Daniel and Suzanne I have now received a reply from Piper to Daniel's questions:
2020-04-20: Daniel Karlsson participated on MBHCRG call 2020-04-08. A central issue is two aspects of mental function observables, e.g. Folstein MMT asks about the current date, but the function studied is the ability to orient in time. The raw value is a date, but the clinical value is about function. Observables preferably should allow representation of both aspects. | Daniel Karlsson talk to Piper Allyn Ranallo about topics in London | ||
7 | Range of motion | Daniel Karlsson | Range of motion exist in SNOMED CT in the <<364564000 |Range of joint movement (observable entity)| hierachy as primitive concepts. A template for such observables could be like this: 363787002 | Observable entity (observable entity) | |: The scale type was tentatively left out, as questions about the use of the observables both for recording actual angles in the record and to model clinical finding is under discussion. |
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8 | Next meeting | Next meeting is 2020-05-18 20.00UTC
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9 | AOB |
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Previous Meetings
Title | Creator | Modified | |
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E2O meeting 20220825 | Daniel Karlsson | 2022-Aug-25 | |
2022-05-23 - OBSERVABLE Meeting | Daniel Karlsson | 2022-May-24 | |
E2O meeting 20220504 | Daniel Karlsson | 2022-May-05 | |
2022-04-25 - OBSERVABLE Meeting | Daniel Karlsson | 2022-Apr-26 | |
2022-04-06 - OBSERVABLE Face-to-face Meeting | Daniel Karlsson | 2022-Apr-25 | |
2022-03-21 - OBSERVABLE Meeting | Daniel Karlsson | 2022-Mar-31 | |
E2O 23rd meeting 20220223 | Daniel Karlsson | 2022-Feb-23 | |
2022-02-21 - OBSERVABLE Meeting | Daniel Karlsson | 2022-Feb-22 | |
E2O 22st meeting 20220202 | Daniel Karlsson | 2022-Feb-02 | |
2022-01-24 - OBSERVABLE Meeting | Daniel Karlsson | 2022-Jan-24 | |
2021-12-20 - OBSERVABLE Meeting | Daniel Karlsson | 2021-Dec-20 | |
2021-11-15 - OBSERVABLE Meeting | Daniel Karlsson | 2021-Dec-16 |
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