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ICO-Clinical Evaluation: Identified gaps and import of non-BFO compliant terms #25

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lizumberfield opened this issue Oct 2, 2020 · 5 comments
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lizumberfield commented Oct 2, 2020

During evaluation of clinical consent forms and the regulatory literature for reuse of residual clinical biospecimens and health data, the following terms were identified as gaps in coverage within ICO and OBO Foundry ontologies. These terms were taken from NCI Thesaurus (NCIT) and Experimental Condition Ontology (XCO), which do not follow the BFO hierarchy. However, these classes' text definitions and labels are appropriate for our use.

I recommend import of the following terms under new parent hierarchies, following community deliberation on which ontology is the best fit for each term (may be ICO, may be another OBO Foundry Ontology).

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  • NCIT:C13235 | Fetus
  • NCIT:C16423 | Child
    (consider importing all age group and at-risk population terms)
  • NCIT:C15380 | Telemedicine
  • NCIT:C142640 | Postmarketing Surveillance
  • NCIT:C163409 | Safety Monitoring
  • NCIT:C43960 | Health Care Organization
  • NCIT:C54131 | Company
  • NCIT:C64262 | Biologic Sample Preservation Procedure
  • XCO:0000527 | Genetic Manipulation

Elizabeth Umberfield
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linikujp commented Oct 2, 2020

Thank you Elizabeth! I think most of them will need to be submitted to other ontologies.
At least I know that OBI is discussing the telemedicine term.
I am interested in where the postmarketing surveilance, and safety monitoring will reside. - I know OBI is discussing a term about surveilance. However, the postmarketing surveilance sounds like a regulatory term, or OBI can take it since they took surveilance.
Other things may also can be found in OBI are: Biologic Sample Preservation Procedure, and Health Care Organization (OMSE possible also?) Genetic Manipulation can be possibly found in OBI as well.

Please specify the meaning of "Use"..

Not sure about Fetus and Child. Fetus is exist in FMA, but maybe ask UBERON also?

I suggest to submit all the terms to OBI, and ask what them think. And I will do that for you.

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Thanks, Asiyah. I am going to delete "use" from the original post (just realized that Cooper added a 'data use' term for another effort recently, which will meet my need).

Thanks for pushing to OBI. I will also plan to discuss with @cstoeckert and the OBIB community during our next call on 10/15/2020.

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cstoeckert commented Oct 29, 2020

Discussed on OBIB call Oct. 29, 2020.
For fetus and child, the need is for consent on behalf of these or data sharing to the fetus or child in the future. Maybe start with consent roles for these.
Telemedicine: would be a type of health care encounter so belongs in OGMS
NCIT:C142640 | Postmarketing Surveillance: consider using OBI's 'surveillance process'
NCIT:C163409 | Safety Monitoring: can also use 'surveillance process' for safety monitoring.
NCIT:C43960 | Health Care Organization: there are different types of health organizations (hospital, home health care, dental health care) but not a general health care. Perhaps try OGMS? OMRSE?
NCIT:C54131 | Company: For-profit organization. Can use OBI's organization as a more general term.
NCIT:C64262 | Biologic Sample Preservation Procedure. Use OMIABIS 'fixation' in OBIB
XCO:0000527 | Genetic Manipulation: look at OBI's induced mutation or genetic transformation

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