I'm getting KUMC's secure encrypted attachment notice when I sent the
XLS file with the updated empirical data dictionary.
There is nothing sensitive in the attachment, I don't know what
triggered this. I'm tempted to zip the file and re-send it to the list.
Is there any reason (Dan, Russ) I
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I'm getting KUMC's secure encrypted attachment notice when I sent the
XLS file with the updated empirical data dictionary.
There is nothing sensitive
Yes, I'm fully in agreement there-- no direct, unlimited queries by
investigators. Or under normal circumstances, us, for that matter. The
only variable parts are the patient/visit sets.
I see the goal of the initial cohort work is learning how to generalize
these queries so they can be
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Yes, I'm fully in agreement there-- no direct, unlimited
Kind thanks to KUMC and the sites that volunteered to test.
With help from Wisconsin and MCW so far, I have a lot of revisions to
add to the original script that make the output smaller, the syntax less
Oracle-specific, and eliminate or scrub certain fields. If you're not
one of the test sites,
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Kind thanks to KUMC and the sites that volunteered to test.
With help from Wisconsin and MCW so far, I have
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Subject: Re: pattern of cohort characterization needs? RE: Empirical Data
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I don't claim this covers all cases, only the ones I can think of so far. If
anyone can think of a cohort characterization question that cannot be answered
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Kind thanks to KUMC and the sites that volunteered
wrote a couple more times.
--
Dan
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I've seen pretty good cohort characterization progress w.r.t. breast cancer and
ALS based on HERON data
Hi Alex,
Just wanted to let you know that Marshfield is working on this as well. It’s
taking a little longer for us, because of converting from ORACLE to SQL.
Thanks,
Laurel
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Thank you very much. I'm happy to help at our end by making the query
less Oracle-specific if you let me know which statements generate errors.
Have a great weekend.
On 10/03/2014 02:25 PM, Verhagen, Laurel A wrote:
Hi Alex,
Just wanted to let you know that Marshfield is working on this as
: Friday, October 03, 2014 2:25 PM
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Subject: RE: Empirical Data Dictionary
Hi Alex,
Just wanted to let you know that Marshfield is working on this as well. It’s
taking a little longer for us, because of converting from ORACLE to SQL.
Thanks,
Laurel
most cohort characterization needs seem to
follow the same basic pattern
What pattern is that?
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Dan
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