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RE: [COI] CT#8 Drug Information Needed for Test Case Query
Helen,
Looking at RxNorm via RxNav _http://mor.nlm.nih.gov/download/rxnav/_
Here the
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ks for the pointer and good suggestions.
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RE: [COI] CT#8 Drug
For the demonstration purpose, we can construct a small "drug"
ontology to cover the above concepts and drug names.
But the ideal way is to use an existing and well developed drug
ontology for this purpose.
Does anyone on the list know such ontology?
Samson Tu at Stanford has built such a
Helen,
Looking at RxNorm via RxNav http://mor.nlm.nih.gov/download/rxnav/
Here the brand names below can be mapped to ingredients.
Looking up the ingredients in SNOMED shows their classes.
So it seems that adequately combining the two can do the job.
Regards, Ronald
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