ejp-rd-vp / resource-metadata-schema

Metadata model and schemas for the EJP virtual platform
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Type of the registry #17

Closed haithamabaza closed 9 months ago

haithamabaza commented 5 years ago

In the registry json schema, the type attribute is described as the primary type of the registry. However, in Erdri.dor, a registry can have multiple types without a way to know which one is the primary. How can these types be then represented based on such a schema?

simonjupp commented 5 years ago

Resources can have multiple types. Can you define all the types you have in Erdri? We could follow schema.org here and allow additional types https://schema.org/additionalType to be asserted.

ggursel commented 5 years ago

Epidemiology Clinical Registry Basic Research Pharmacological Research Patient Registry Healthcare planning Economic evaluation Other type

haithamabaza commented 5 years ago

The problem is in Erdri there is no way to know which one is the primary type

simonjupp commented 5 years ago

Is everything in Erdri a patient registry? If yes, then that is your primary type. Otherwise we can introduce a more generic type like "rare disease data registry" that you can use as a primary type for everything. Then you can represent any more specific types with additionalType.

ana-rath-orphanet commented 5 years ago

My understanding is that in ERDRI the primary the is Patient registry the others being n different aims for which the patient registry is set up . However, I wonder if, looking forward for other types of « resources » we don’t need to have primary, secondary and tertiary in the schema, to accommodate other resources that are not patient registry?

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Le 29 août 2019 à 17:16, Simon Jupp notifications@github.com a écrit :

Is everything in Erdri a patient registry? In which case that is your primary type. Otherwise we can introduce a more generic type like "rare disease data registry" that you can use as a primary type for everything. Then you can represent any more specific types with additionalType.

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ggursel commented 5 years ago

The Problem is, a registry in ERDRI can be either/multiple of

Epidemiology Clinical Registry Basic Research Pharmacological Research Patient Registry Healthcare planning Economic evaluation Other type . But what Haitham says is, there is no primary one.

ggursel commented 5 years ago

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Here is the registry adding interface.

rajaram5 commented 4 years ago

@simonjupp If you combine both issues 17 and 13 then, you can use dcat:theme as a tagging property of a resource. In ERDRI case they can use generic type like 'ejp:rare_disease_data_registry' and add other types as dcat:theme. But this solution forces us to change the use of dcat:theme property. In the current version of the schema we use it only for describing disease.

henrietteharmse commented 9 months ago

No longer applicable