Minutes from last call: CQI Quality Sub-Group 5 January 2022 - OMOP Quality Measurement
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Background:
Options for examples to address in the May FHIR Connectathon.
- Oncology concepts - outcomes for prostate cancer - potential process or outcome measures (Sebastian van Sandijk) - may be able to work with existing eCQMs - potentially stroke as well
- Mortality measures - ask Maria about public health mortality measure work - also interest in aligning COVID vaccination status and mortality
- Maryland perspective - suites including mortality, readmission, and several others - these may not be in eCQM/dQM format. In the ambulatory space, there are eCQMs which could be evaluated via Atlas.
- The mapping will be the most significant issue. Will need to work with the OMOP-FHIR mapping group.
- Daveera Gabriel - working on a COVID dataset to OMOP - if that is useful it can be used - looking at co-morbidities using VSAC value sets
- Paul Nagy indicates his group has looked at Epic ETL to OMP for the vaccinations and conditions
- VSAC content should allow a one-time mapping exercise to the OMOP content to feed the eCQMs.
- for any eCQM only using VSAC content (from standard code sets) - should be easier to implement - what else within eCQMs isn't using those standards?
Listserve: http://www.hl7.org/myhl7/managelistservs.cfm?ref=nav See FHIR-OMOP on right
Zulip thread: https://chat.fhir.org/#narrow/stream/286658-omop-.2B.20fhir/topic/FHIR.20.2B.20OMOP.20dQM.20.28Measurement.29
Next All-Hands FHIR-OMOP meeting: Monday, February 14, 2022
Discussion:
Narrowing down concepts for May HL7 FHIR Connectathon (will be virtual - May 3-4, 2022). Options:
- Measures in a number of US programs
- Breast cancer screening
- Colorectal screening - just updated to change age parameters
- Maybe drill-down on what Atlas does with these phenotypes - maybe build out definitions to see what they look like (probably Python script to convert to FHIR-CQL definitions). The concepts do not necessarily exist in Atlas currently. https://github.com/OHDSI/PhenotypeLibrary
- Maryland - eCQMs required for reporting
- Breast cancer
- Colonoscopy
- Diabetes
- Pneumococcal vaccine
- Depression screening
- Others
Workflow process to participate in the May FHIR Connectathon
- Topic - run measure cohort on translated phenotype on OHDSI data - pick a clinical topic
- Need mappings/transforms from OHDSI to CQL representation - consider run-time translation? (White-rabbit utility in Github - useful for mapping local data to OMOP)
- Talk with OMOP mapping cohort to determine which has been/will be translated
- Get FHIR CQL translation running
- Host server
- Participants to build the data
Tools - Atlas to create cohort, Achilles, other evaluate tools https://www.ohdsi.org/software-tools/
Reference using synthetic patient data (2008): https://www.ohdsi.org/web/wiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=resources:ohdsionfhir_gatech.pdf
We have ways to generate data based on measure definitions.
- Can we take and existing cohort definition from the OMOP phenotype and use it to build test data in FHIR. Use an existing OMOP Phenotype definition and obtain a measure numerator or denominator and build up FHRI data and run. Or, find a source of de-indentified real-world data and run it on those data.
- Another approach is to take a measure and automatically create an OMOP / OHDSI cohort. An existing measure run against OMOP. Automation for the data conversion will require participants who can consider how to automate.
Next steps:
- Floyd will contact Ben Smith to coordinate activities (OMOP-FHIR mapping next call is February 16).
- Ben Hamlin will reach out to Gowtham for interest in assistance as well.
- Need to encourage participation since this is basically a volunteer project team - request interest in Zulip chat and to the listserve.
Adjournment - The meeting was adjourned at 10:46 AM ET. The next scheduled meeting will be February 9, 2022.
Attendees
Attendee | Attendee's Organization | Attendee's email | Present | |
1 | Abdullah Rafiqi | ESAC | ||
2 | NCQA | |||
3 | Ben Hamlin | NCQA | yes | |
4 | Bryan Laraway | |||
5 | yes | |||
6 | ||||
7 | Dorothy Lee | NCQA | ||
8 | Edward Smith | |||
9 | Evan Patrick Minty | |||
10 | Floyd Eisenberg | iParsimony, LLC | ||
11 | ESAC | |||
12 | Jamie Smith | |||
13 | ||||
14 | John David Evans | |||
15 | JP | yes | ||
16 | Julia Dawson | |||
17 | Juliet K. Rubini | yes | ||
18 | Justin McKelvy | yes | ||
19 | Latasha Estrada | |||
20 | Luis Alaniz | |||
21 | NCQA | |||
22 | Ming Dunajick | |||
23 | Michelle Dardis | yes | ||
24 | yes | |||
25 | ||||
26 | Peter Muir | yes | ||
27 | ||||
28 | @Sandra Siami | |||
29 | Sebastian van Sandijk | |||
30 | Telligen | yes | ||
31 | MedStar Health | |||
32 | yes |
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