Per https://github.com/OHDSI/Themis/issues/23, we will be allowing events outside of an observation period. A consequence of this is that you could have drug exposures or condition occurrences that are now allowed into the CDM, and the era logic, as currently constructed, could pick those up. You then would have eras that start or end outside of the observation period.
Atlas today will compare era start dates against the observation period bounds. This could result in excluding eras simply because they start prior to the observation period. I propose that the era logic join with observation period to pull only events that are within a valid observation period.
Hi @cgreich,
Per https://github.com/OHDSI/Themis/issues/23, we will be allowing events outside of an observation period. A consequence of this is that you could have drug exposures or condition occurrences that are now allowed into the CDM, and the era logic, as currently constructed, could pick those up. You then would have eras that start or end outside of the observation period.
Atlas today will compare era start dates against the observation period bounds. This could result in excluding eras simply because they start prior to the observation period. I propose that the era logic join with observation period to pull only events that are within a valid observation period.
Thanks, Ajit
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