Date: May 16 2021
Summary: The bible of OHDSI detailing how to work with the OHDSI research network.
Keywords: ##bibliography #ohdsi #research #omop #cdm #atlas #archive
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The Book of OHDSI, to quote my friend and mentor Kristin Kostka, is "an act of God" that it came to be in how thorough and useful a resource it is for the OHDSI community. Over the past couple years, I have read multiple parts of this book over and over again for my work and research. In general, this book is a useful resource for OHDSI but I do find it to be sometimes limited in utility for the greater observational health community. These are my notes on the book along with various commentary.
Here we aim to provide a general stepbystep guide to the design and implementation of an observational study with the OHDSI tools Note: In this case, this is the critical flaw of this book when tells i y about studies. It limits itself to only thinking within the context of the available HADES Tools when there is SO much more going on!
Open Network Studies Observational research studies
Study Packages Requirements Deficiencies Data Quality Code Quality
General Guidelines Study Design Protocols Reviewing Study Design Finalizing Study Creation
Background Roles Deficiencies Requirements
Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics (OHDSI): open community improving health by generating evidence to better health decisions and care. [1]
Zelko, Jacob. The Book of OHDSI. https://jacobzelko.com/05172021000348-book-of-ohdsi. May 16 2021.
[1] G. Hripcsak et al., “Observational health data sciences and informatics (OHDSI): Opportunities for observational researchers,” Stud. Health Technol. Inform., vol. 216, p. 574, 2015.