WEEKLY COMMUNITY CALL MEETING
Please join us Tuesday, May 31 (11 am ET) for our next OHDSI Community Call, when we go around our workgroups to share their OKRs. This is an opportunity to learn about all the current work happening around our community and to see how you can collaborate with our workgroups to achieve these goals.
Everybody is invited. Calendar invites for our 2022 community calls go out each Friday. If you did not receive one, please use this link to join the meeting. All recordings from these weekly meetings will be posted on both our main OHDSI Teams tenant and on our OHDSI.org Community Calls page.
WEEKLY WORKING GROUP MEETINGS
Psychiatry WG: Wednesday, June 1 at 8am ET (Meeting Link)
Meetings are traditionally scheduled for the first Wednesday of each month at 8am ET.
Atlas WG: Wednesday, June 1 at 9am ET (Meeting Link)
Meetings are traditionally scheduled for the first Wednesday of each month at 9am ET.
Open-Source Community WG: Wednesday, June 1 at 11am ET (Meeting Link)
Meetings are traditionally scheduled for every other Wednesday art 11am ET.
Health Equity Work Group: Wednesday, June 1 at 12pm ET (Meeting Link)
Meetings are traditionally scheduled for the first Wednesday of the month at 12pm ET.
FHIR and OMOP WG-Terminologies Subgroup: Wednesday, June 1 at 12pm ET (European & Eastern US Time zone): (Meeting Link)
Meetings are traditionally scheduled for every other Wednesday at 12pm ET. NOTE: This meeting takes place on Zoom but please check the Teams Work Group for information and updates (Meeting ID: 924 8598 5949; Passcode: 477364) NOTE THAT THIS IS A NEW MEETING LINK WITH NEW MTG ID AND PASSCODE
FHIR and OMOP WG – Data Model Harmonization Subgroup: Wednesday, June 1 at 1pm PST (Western Hemisphere) (Meeting Link) Meetings are traditionally scheduled for the 1st Wednesday of the month at 1pm PST. NOTE: This meeting takes place on Zoom but please check the Teams Work Group for information and updates (Meeting ID: 912 9699 3374 Passcode: 551570)
Patient-Level Prediction/Pop. Level Estimation WG Meeting (Eastern Hemi): Wednesday, June 1 at 4pm KST (2AM ET) (Meeting Link) Meetings are traditionally scheduled for the first Wednesday of every month at 4pm KST.
Medical Imaging WG: Wednesday, June 1 at 7 pm ET (Meeting Link)
Meetings are traditionally scheduled for every other Wednesday alternating between 7am and 7pm ET.
Data Quality Dashboard Development WG: Thursday, June 2 at 10am ET (Meeting Link)
Meetings are traditionally scheduled for every other Thursday at 10am ET
Patient-Level Prediction/Pop. Level Estimation WG Meeting (Western Hemi): Thursday, June 2 at 12pm ET (Meeting Link) Meetings are traditionally scheduled for the first Thursday of every month at 12pm ET.
FHIR and OMOP WG-Oncology Subgroup: Thursday, June 2 at 12pm ET (Meeting Link)
Meetings are traditionally scheduled for every Thursday at 12pm ET
GIS-Geographic Information System WG GENERAL Meeting: Friday, June 3 at 9am ET (Meeting Link)
Meetings are traditionally scheduled for every other Friday at 9am ET.
Healthcare Systems Interest Group (formerly Electronic Health Record WG): Monday, June 6 at 10am ET (Meeting Link)
Meetings are traditionally scheduled for every other Monday at 10am ET.
OHDSI SHOUTOUTS
Congratulations to the team of Jenna Reps, Ross Williams, Martijn Schuemie, Patrick Ryan & Peter Rijnbeek on the publication of Learning patient-level prediction models across multiple healthcare databases: evaluation of ensembles for increasing model transportability in BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making.
Congratulations to the team of Elisa Henke, Ines Reinecke, Michele Zoch, Martin Sedlmayr, and Franziska Bathelt on the publication of Towards the Improvement of Clinical Guidelines Based on Real World Data in Volume 294 of Studies in Health Technology and Informatics.
Congratulations to the team of Jose Manuel Saborit-Torres, Silvia Nadal-Almela, Joaquim Angel Montell-Serrano, Elena Oliver-Garcia, Hector Carceller, Jon Ander Gómez-Ádrian, Marisa Caparrós-Redondo, Francisco García-García, Julio Domenech-Fernández and Maria De La Iglesia-Vayá on the publication of Beyond the Brain: MIDS Extends BIDS to Multiple Modalities and Anatomical Regions in Volume 294 of Studies in Health Technology and Informatics.
Congratulations to the team of Ines Reinecke, Michael Kallfelz, Martin Sedlmayr, Joscha Siebel and Franziska Bathelt on the publication of Evaluation and Challenges of Medical Procedure Data Harmonization to SNOMED-CT for Observational Research in Volume 294 of Studies in Health Technology and Informatics.
Congratulations to the team of Daniel Puttmann, Nicolette De Keizer, Ronald Cornet, Eric Van Der Zwan, Ferishta Bakhshi-Raiez on the publication of FAIRifying a Quality Registry Using OMOP CDM: Challenges and Solutions in Volume 294 of Studies in Health Technology and Informatics.
Congratulations to the team of Emmanuelle Theron, Jean-François Gorse, and Xavier Gansel on the publication of Usability of OMOP Common Data Model for Detailed Lab Microbiology Results in Volume 294 of Studies in Health Technology and Informatics.
Congratulations to the team of Franziska Bathelt, Ines Reinecke, Yuan Peng, Elisa Henke, Jens Weidner, Martin Bartos, Robert Gött, Dagmar Waltemath, Katrin Engelmann, Peter Schwarz, and Martin Sedlmayr on the publication of Opportunities of Digital Infrastructures for Disease Management—Exemplified on COVID-19-Related Change in Diagnosis Counts for Diabetes-Related Eye Diseases in Nutrients.
OHDSI UPDATES
We are less one month away from the submission deadline for the 2022 OHDSI Global Symposium. All submissions for poster presentations, software demos and/or lightning talks are due no later than 8pm (EST) on Friday, June 24. For more information, please visit our Collaborator Showcase homepage.
The CDM Workshop that was supposed to be held last Thursday, May 19, has been moved to this Thursday, May 26 (1 pm ET). It will focus on ETL Vocabulary Mapping. If you are interested in taking part, please fill out this form.
The Roux Institute will host a one-day Symposium on Risks and Opportunities of AI in Clinical Drug Development on June 6. The event will be held in Portland, Maine, though you can attend this event virtually as well. The event, sponsored by Pfizer Inc., Northeastern University, the American Statistical Association (ASA), the Statistics Department and Data Science Institute at Columbia University, and OHDSI, is designed to serve as a platform for distinguished statisticians, data scientists, regulators, and other professionals to address the challenges and opportunities of AI in pharmaceutical medicine; to foster collaboration among industry, academia, regulatory agencies, and professional associations; and to propose recommendations with policy implications for proper implementation of AI in promoting public health.
2022 OHDSI Symposium
Registration has opened for the 2022 OHDSI Symposium, which will be held Oct. 14-16 at the Bethesda North Marriott Hotel & Conference Center. The main conference will be held Friday, Oct. 14, while a full-day tutorial (An Introductory Journey from Data to Evidence) will be held Saturday, Oct. 15. There will be several workgroup activities between Oct. 15-16 as well. Here are several important links for #OHDSI2022.
Full Symposium: Homepage | Weekend Room Block | FAQs
Oct. 14 – Main Conference: Information | Registration | Collaborator Showcase
Oct. 15 – Tutorial: Information | Registration
Oct. 15-16 – Workgroup Activities: Information | Registration
2022 OHDSI European Symposium
The 2022 OHDSI European Symposium, which will be held at the Steam Ship Rotterdam in The Netherlands, will be held June 24-26. The main symposium will be June 24, and tutorials will be held June 25-26. For more information and the registration link, please visit the symposium homepage.
OHDSI MSTEAMS
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OHDSI-MICROSOFT-TEAMS-BEST-PRACTICES-1.pdf
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