That excerpt regards the CDM; presumably the CDM is sufficiently directly analyzable for PCORI needs. And we're not using the DataBuilder to build the CDM.
The "complete, longitudinal data" bit is about claims data, I believe; i.e. milestone 7.7 "Approaches to enhance the completeness and comprehensiveness of longitudinal data capture are developed and submitted to PCORI (RC 3) " Which leaves helping researchers deal with DataBuilder output; this is a goal I personally support, but I don't know of any gpc-dev obligations or due dates in this area. -- Dan ________________________________ From: Alex Bokov [[email protected]] on behalf of Alex Bokov [[email protected]] Sent: Monday, February 02, 2015 2:29 PM To: [email protected]; Dan Connolly Cc: Matthew Hoag; Vincent Leonardo Subject: Re: [gpc-informatics] #228: DataBuilder output not directly analyzable This is the only ticket I could find that directly addresses the following PCORI phase-I goal (emphasis mine): * Organization of patient data mapped to the PCORnet Common Data Model<http://www.pcornet.org/resource-center/pcornet-common-data-model/> (CDM), including the extent to which complete, longitudinal data on one million patients is or will be available for research; fill out the required table; ability to efficiently respond to an SAS query generated through PopMedNet<http://www.popmednet.org/> Data that is representable as a table that has the characteristics described in the ticket is trivially exportable to SAS as a CSV file. The hard part is making it representable as this type of table in the first place. In addition, this ticket addresses the practical goal of giving the researchers we (UTHSCSA) are encouraging to apply for PCORI funding data that is actually usable without their statisticians messing around with SQLIte. On 02/02/2015 02:16 PM, GPC Informatics wrote: Note I more or less stopped tracking milestone:data-agg1. I wonder what priority to give this ticket. More in due course...
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