Data Normalization - Mayo Clinic Informatics
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SHARPn Data
Normalization
November 18, 2013
Data-driven Healthcare
Big Data
Research
Domain
Pragmatics
Experts
Knowledge
Practice
Analytics
A framework for clinical data reuse
Production Systems
Production
Databases
Replicate
Enterprise Repository/
Data Warehouse
Data Analytics
NLP and Data
Normalization
Replicate
Query
Workflow or
goal specific
Workgroup
Datamarts
Query
Query
SHARPn Data
Normalization
Goals
– To conduct the science for realizing semantic
interoperability and integration of diverse data
sources
– To develop tools and resources enabling the
generation of normalized EMR data for
portable and scalable secondary uses
Data Normalization
Target
Value Sets
Information
Models
Normalization
Targets
Tooling
Raw EMR
Data
Normalized
EMR Data
Normalization
Process
Normalization Targets
Clinical Element Models
– Based on Intermountain Healthcare/GE
Healthcare’s detailed clinical models
Terminology/value sets associated with
the models
– Using standards where possible
Normalization Process
Configuration of Model (Syntactic) and
Terminology (Semantic) Mapping
UIMA Pipeline to transform raw EMR data
to normalized EMR data based on
mappings
Four Subprojects
Clinical Information Modeling
Value Sets Management
End-to-End Pipeline
Normalized Data Representation and
Store
Secondary Use Clinical Element Models
http://www.clinicalelement.com
GenericStatement
Core CEMs
GenericComponent
Links
AdministrativeGender, …
Severity, Status
SecondaryUse CEMs
Embracing the fact that data may not be able to be
normalized and enabling bottom-up and top-down
Status of Secondary Use
CEMs
Model specification is final
CEM Browser is in production
Manuscript is in preparation
Future:
Secondary Use CEMs and CEM Browser
will be maintained through Clinical
Information Modeling Initiative (CIMI)
SecondaryUseNotedDrug – Output
(1/2)
SecondaryUseNotedDrug – Output
(2/2)
NLP in data normalization
A large amount of clinical information is in
clinical narratives, NLP is a critical
component in data normalization
cTAKES has been wrapped into the data
normalization pipeline to normalize data in
clinical narratives
End-to-end DN framework
Data Normalization version 2
http://sourceforge.net/p/sharpn/datan/code/HEAD/tre
e/
DN activities after SHARPn (1) –
Clinical Information Model Initiatives
DN activities after SHARPn (2) –
Open Health Natural Language Processing
(OHNLP)
Use of the Data Normalization information
model as the base to define a Common
Type System to capture basic clinical
information models
Use of the Data Normalization pipeline to
improve interoperability of various clinical
information models
DN activities after SHARPn (3) –
Clinical decision support and phenotyping
The use of NLP and Big Data for Late
Binding Data Normalization
Practical implementation of Late Binding
Data Normalization and Drools for realtime clinical decision support