Open jagerda opened 1 year ago
Hi Dagmar!
Please next CDE issue/uncertainty you have, you can tag me as asignee so I can have a look easier :)
context_id
its a unique persistant identifier used to define quads. This quad structure allow us to connect any triplet from the model with startdate and enddate of observation. By the deafult CDE implementation its generated by Hefesto module so you dont need to provide it, looks like uniqid
ID. I will document it better and more in detail for clear explanation.
Based on your example, this context_id
is different in each one of your encounters or visits, however if this clinical diagnosis is asociated to a certain phenotype observation or age/date of the symptom onset, then you can use same context_id to relate them into a common context(by default this context_id is unique and added automatically but to refer to the same context_id it have to be added manually, these processes cant be implemented fully automatically right now). Probably this image helps you: https://github.com/ejp-rd-vp/CDE-semantic-model/blob/master/Images/context_metadata.png
Thank you for your feedback and let me know if there's something unclear!
Pablo
Hi all,
I'm sorry but I don't understand the column
context_id
in CDE.csvThe documentation says that this is a "Time-oriented identifier to relate models with same date of observation". If it's really only about the date then why would you need an extra column for that, there already are columns
startdate
andenddate
for each process...?Or is this introducing some concept of "encounter" or "visit", e.g. to link retrospective data and prospective data?
Maybe let's discuss an example: A patient had first contact with specialised center on 2020-12-01. For this patient, a clinical diagnosis was established on 2020-12-05. This patient signed informed consent for a patient registry on 2020-12-06. All these infos were entered into a registry during some "enrolment"-event on 2020-12-06. => Given that, what are the expected values for column
context_id
for Care_pathway, Diagnosis, Date_of_diagnosis, Consent?Thanks!
Dagmar