#439: Demographics breakdown for population for PCORI Reporting
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Reporter: mish | Owner: gkowalski
Type: problem | Status: assigned
Priority: major | Milestone: data-quality-q3
Component: data-stds | Resolution:
Keywords: | Blocked By:
Blocking: 327 |
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Changes (by bzschoche):
* owner: bzschoche => gkowalski
* status: new => assigned
Old description:
> See attached spreadsheet from PCORI. They are requesting we fill out some
> basic demographic for our entire populations as well as by cohort.
>
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>
> Brittany,
>
> First Page (overall demographics):
> The grouping on the ages is different from (a) what we’ve gathered in the
> past, and (b) our default groupings within the GPC standard ontology (See
> Babel). However, it’s a relatively simple change to make. Debbie is in
> the quality code anyway making her final touches, I was about to create
> the new REDCap definitions for the new fields, so we can adopt this
> change relatively quickly. (Debbie tells me it’ll take a day to add this.
> It’ll add maybe 15minute of my type to create these new categories within
> our REDCap database.) Debbie has already started work on adding this code
> into the quality query
>
> I’ll create a ticket for it in a moment and add it to the list of things
> to accomplish.
>
> Second Page (demographics by cohort):
> More complicated is the question of cohorts. I look at the second page
> and I’m not sure that’s something I feel comfortable tackling with the
> quality query in this go around. I know that Dan & Co. had a hard time
> wrangling the exact query needed from each site for the breast cancer
> cohort. The ALS cohort was also problematic in that it included (at least
> at our site and I believe others) data that did not lie within the i2b2
> database. In our case, this included going back and query for specific
> PCP relationships that do not reside within i2b2.
> It might be easier (and probably more accurate) to have each site break
> down the cohorts given the data that they supplied back to the GPC. They
> will have either the exact criteria used at their site or presumably the
> exact cohort they sent and can fairly easily break it down for themselves
> at their site.
>
> I’m assuming that this something that they want us to report on
> quarterly? If so, in the long run I believe we should tackle the second
> page. I’m not sure if we can automate the second page in the next day or
> two, which was our timeline for getting the quality query out.
>
> Dan/George do you guys want to comment on this here? Dan is this
> something we want to put to the entire group this coming Tuesday before
> proceeding?
>
> -TM
New description:
See attached spreadsheet from PCORI. They are requesting we fill out some
basic demographic for our entire populations as well as by cohort.
Split ticket; see #441 for cohort population reporting.
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Brittany,
First Page (overall demographics):
The grouping on the ages is different from (a) what we’ve gathered in the
past, and (b) our default groupings within the GPC standard ontology (See
Babel). However, it’s a relatively simple change to make. Debbie is in the
quality code anyway making her final touches, I was about to create the
new REDCap definitions for the new fields, so we can adopt this change
relatively quickly. (Debbie tells me it’ll take a day to add this. It’ll
add maybe 15minute of my type to create these new categories within our
REDCap database.) Debbie has already started work on adding this code into
the quality query
I’ll create a ticket for it in a moment and add it to the list of things
to accomplish.
-TM
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Comment:
George: Tom notifies me you are testing the REDCap QA survey tomorrow. We
need to get it out to gpc-dev when ready.
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Ticket URL:
<http://informatics.gpcnetwork.org/trac/Project/ticket/439#comment:2>
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