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Page 1: Clinical Genomics Domain Analysis Model Joyce Hernandez Mukesh Sharma

Clinical Genomics Clinical Genomics Domain Analysis Domain Analysis

ModelModelJoyce HernandezJoyce Hernandez

Mukesh SharmaMukesh Sharma

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Project ObjectiveProject Objective

To develop a robust Domain Analysis To develop a robust Domain Analysis Mode (DAM) which will eventually cover Mode (DAM) which will eventually cover information needed for all –omics areas information needed for all –omics areas and support linking to clinical data results and support linking to clinical data results contained in other models such as CDISC contained in other models such as CDISC BRIDG, LSDAM or an EHR. Integration of BRIDG, LSDAM or an EHR. Integration of information from clinical and research is information from clinical and research is an important to step to facilitate an important to step to facilitate translational medicine.translational medicine.

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Domain Modeling Domain Modeling HistoryHistory

Original Domain Analysis ModelOriginal Domain Analysis Model Genetic Variation (based on V3 message) Genetic Variation (based on V3 message)

and Gene Expression (balloted portion)and Gene Expression (balloted portion) Our initial DAM was part of the Gene Our initial DAM was part of the Gene

Expression CMET project. During our Expression CMET project. During our initial modeling efforts we recognized the initial modeling efforts we recognized the need to add a "generic" layer to our need to add a "generic" layer to our model that would represent concepts that model that would represent concepts that are common to multiple –omics are common to multiple –omics technologies as well as allow integration technologies as well as allow integration of clinical results. By including these of clinical results. By including these classes it will facilitate extension of the classes it will facilitate extension of the model to support other technologies. model to support other technologies.

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-Omics Modeling-Omics Modeling -omics Model-omics Model

As part of the analysis, representatives of the HL7 CG As part of the analysis, representatives of the HL7 CG team are acting as liaisons to the NCI caBIGteam are acting as liaisons to the NCI caBIG®® ICR WS ICR WS IRWG (National Cancer Institute caBIGIRWG (National Cancer Institute caBIG® ® Integrative Integrative Cancer Research Workspace Information Cancer Research Workspace Information Representation Work Group) in the development of a Representation Work Group) in the development of a Experiment Model. The work done by the NCI project Experiment Model. The work done by the NCI project was brought in as one of the analysis inputs to our was brought in as one of the analysis inputs to our HL7 CG DAM development effort.HL7 CG DAM development effort.

Currently, starting point is the Experiment model (Life Currently, starting point is the Experiment model (Life Sciences DAM) with changes done by Joyce and Sciences DAM) with changes done by Joyce and Mukesh. Mukesh.

We are also including CG Gene Expression DAM (i.e. We are also including CG Gene Expression DAM (i.e. uses cases and information represented in the original uses cases and information represented in the original model).model).

The completed model will have:The completed model will have: One high level generic backbone (right now based One high level generic backbone (right now based

on Experiment section of LSDAM)on Experiment section of LSDAM) Each –omics area will have it’s own submodel.Each –omics area will have it’s own submodel. Some –omics areas might be complex enough to Some –omics areas might be complex enough to

have their own submodels.have their own submodels.

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Approach ObjectivesApproach Objectives

Represent most important “common” Represent most important “common” concepts for Clinical Genomics that concepts for Clinical Genomics that will have stability across technology will have stability across technology platforms.platforms.

Harmonization Process Harmonization Process Started with Experiment model (LSDAM)Started with Experiment model (LSDAM) Harmonized information from CG Gene Harmonized information from CG Gene

Expression DAM/BRIDG DAM to Expression DAM/BRIDG DAM to experiment model experiment model

Work out details for representing the Work out details for representing the datadata

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Approach StepsApproach Steps

Continue harmonization effort Continue harmonization effort Identify gaps between (use cases or Identify gaps between (use cases or

the CG DAM classes) and the the CG DAM classes) and the experiment modelexperiment model

Address gapsAddress gaps Provide feedback to LSDAM and/or Provide feedback to LSDAM and/or

BRIDGBRIDG

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ReferencesReferences CG Gene Expression DAM (previously balloted)CG Gene Expression DAM (previously balloted)

http://www.hl7.org/v3ballot2010may/html/welcome/http://www.hl7.org/v3ballot2010may/html/welcome/downloads/downloads.htmdownloads/downloads.htm

LSDAM v2.2.1LSDAM v2.2.1 https://wiki.nci.nih.gov/display/LS/https://wiki.nci.nih.gov/display/LS/

Life+Sciences+Domain+Analysis+Model+Life+Sciences+Domain+Analysis+Model+%28LS+DAM%29%28LS+DAM%29

BRIDG v3.0.2BRIDG v3.0.2 http://www.bridgmodel.org/http://www.bridgmodel.org/

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Weekly Meeting Weekly Meeting informationinformation

-omics Modeling Sessions-omics Modeling Sessions

888-877-0620 Event Number: 888-877-0620 Event Number: 804198804198

Tuesday 4-5 pm (EDT)Tuesday 4-5 pm (EDT) https://merck.uc.att.com/rtc/meet/?https://merck.uc.att.com/rtc/meet/?

ExEventID=804198ExEventID=804198

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Notes Notes Summarize unresolved issues from the harmonization Summarize unresolved issues from the harmonization

effort until now (Mukesh).effort until now (Mukesh). Areas already visited for harmonization: Person, BiologicEntity, Subject, Areas already visited for harmonization: Person, BiologicEntity, Subject,

SubjectIdentifier, Experiment and ExperimentalStudy, Protocol, Document (Publication). SubjectIdentifier, Experiment and ExperimentalStudy, Protocol, Document (Publication).

In scope uses cases from Gene Expression DAM (In scope uses cases from Gene Expression DAM (previously previously

balloted; Gene Expression Domain Analysis Model_Version2_May-2010_Ballotballoted; Gene Expression Domain Analysis Model_Version2_May-2010_Ballot)) 2.1 Sponsor-Agency Storyboard2.1 Sponsor-Agency Storyboard 2.2 Sponsor-Lab Storyboard:2.2 Sponsor-Lab Storyboard: 2.3 Healthcare Breast Cancer Recurrence Risk 2.3 Healthcare Breast Cancer Recurrence Risk

Assessment Using Gene Expression Profiling Assessment Using Gene Expression Profiling

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