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- The study assessed whether the OMOP Common Data Model (CDM) could be used with traditional East Asian medicine (TEAM) databases by creating a TEAM dataset and converting it to the OMOP CDM.
- There were significant challenges in transforming key TEAM information into the existing OMOP CDM fields, indicating limitations in the current model.
- The authors recommend creating new data fields and guidelines specifically for adapting TEAM data to fit the OMOP CDM framework.
Article Abstract
To evaluate the feasibility of applying the Observational Medical Outcome Partnership (OMOP) Common Data Model (CDM) to databases of traditional East Asian medicine (TEAM), we composed a TEAM dataset and transformed it to the OMOP CDM. We found that some important TEAM information entities could not be transformed to the OMOP CDM (version 6.0) data fields. We suggest to develop data fields and guideline for transforming TEAM data to the OMOP CDM.
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