Open lopierra opened 9 months ago
Here is a proposal: The Human Phenotype Ontology (HPO) provides a standardized vocabulary of phenotypic abnormalities encountered in human disease.
MONDO is a disease ontology which provides a unified view of diseases across various life science and clinical disease terminologies.
@monicacecilia any updates you would suggest?
@jthib077 do you have any info about how to use the HPO/MONDO visualizations in the Data Hub? I'm trying to write a short description (based on a request from a recent user interview) but I'm not sure how to describe what the colours represent.
The Human Phenotype Ontology (HPO) provides a standardized vocabulary of phenotypic abnormalities encountered in human disease. MONDO is a disease ontology which provides a unified view of diseases across various life science and clinical disease terminologies. Data on co-occurring conditions is tagged with HPO and/or MONDO terms to provide a standardized vocabulary for searching across cohorts.
From 2024-03-12 Data Modeling Call, also add:
We annotate the data we receive about participants using ontology terms to facilitate how users explore and unveil insights.
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Unfortunately, we don't have a description on hand. I think it may also be important to highlight the arborescence of the tool. Not sure if you all have something that touches on that?
The summary visualizations in the portal reference HPO and MONDO, but users might not know what those are. We need a short description of what HPO/MONDO are, how to use them (can link out to more detailed info), and/or how to interpret the interactive visualization. This blurb was initially suggested to be a tooltip, but we can work with the portal team to figure out the best format.
Screenshot below - See the Summary tab of the Data Exploration page in the portal for interactivity.