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2018-02-05 20.00 UTC

Objectives

  • Resolve Likelihood observables

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ItemDescriptionOwnerNotesAction 
1Welcome & apologies


 

 
2Conflicts of interest
  • None stated

  
3Previous minutes


4LOINC collaboration
  • Likelihood - likelihood is related to consultant terminologist work done by Rob Hausam.

  • James R. Campbell proposed a hierarchy of "likelihood"-related property types, possibly descendants of the property type "Presence"
    • Probability (or likelihood, etc.) here is the probability of presence of an entity or occurrence of an event
    • Two distinct cases were identified:

      1. Specifying certainty (or uncertainty) about the result of an observation. Examples: Fetal sex, Trisomy 21 present by "Dosage of chromosome specific cf DNA" method.
      2. Prediction of a possible future event based on varying amount of information about the patient, from population-only based assessment (i.e. prevalence) to assessment based on several variables. Examples include 1p36 deletion risk based on population risk, Trisomy 21 risk based on maternal age, to the CHADS-VASC instrument
    Prediction vs. observation of current state may have different representations (disposition vs. "presence style")
    • Prediction (probability) of a future event based on observations of the current "state" , e.g. probability of future stroke, probability of trisomy 21 in fetus/child given maternal age only
    • Probability of something being present at the time of observation, where the observation method cannot give 100 % (or approximately 100 %) certain results, e.g. probability of the biological sex (M/F) of a fetus, trisomy 21 probability of a fetus during pregnancy
      1. .

Example values:

  • Review use cases for different "likelihood" observables
  • Daniel Karlsson Test at least one solution to some of the cases found
 5Synoptic reporting observables
  • Synoptic cancer protocols module development and publication plan
6Observables implementation
  • Observables concept definition of precoordinated SNOMED CT content
 
67Face-2-face meeting
  • Suggestions for agenda topics
8Next meeting
  • Next meeting is NOT on the 2018-02-19 20.00 UTC

Daniel Karlsson will send out a Doodle

 
9AOB   


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