HCLSIG/PharmaOntology/Meetings/2009-07-09 Conference Call
Conference Details
- Date of Call: Thursday July 9, 2009
- Time of Call: 12:00pm Eastern Daylight Time (EDT), 17:00 British Summer Time (BST)
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- Participant Access Code: 42572 ("HCLS2").
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- Duration: ~1h
- Convener: Susie
Agenda
- Review Actions
- Spreadsheet editing rights - Susie, Elgar
- Review of Classes and Class Definitions - Colin, Christi, Elgar, Trish, Bosse
- Review of Use Cases - Colin, Susie, Christi, Michel
- Material for ICBO/DILS A0 poster at International Conference on BioMedical Ontology - Colin and Holger
- AOB
Minutes
Attendees: Trish, EricP, Colin, Michel, Bosse, Susie, Hans, Christi
Apologies: Elgar
<michel> Agenda Item: Action Item
<Susie> http://esw.w3.org/topic/HCLSIG/PharmaOntology/Actions
<michel> christi: dils is covered
<michel> christi: need another poster printed for icbo
<michel> colin: could send the poster directly to icbo
<michel> susie: will ping elgar on his work
<michel> colin: samsung will go to icbo
<michel> susie: samson working on drug ontology
<Christi> hans will arrange for printing at manchester (dils)
<michel> susie: Bosse/Elgar to discuss whether phenotype and Sign/Sympton/Observation are effectively the same or are different
<michel> colin: sympton must be reported by patient
<michel> bosse: the only difference is who is observing them
<Colin> http://bioontology.org/wiki/index.php/DallasWorkshop
<michel> susie: new action item is to review dallas workshop and summarize conclusion
<michel> bosse: will add to wiki and invite comments
<michel> susie: michel's pharmacogenomic use case is done
<michel> susie: talk about poster
<michel> colin: left hand side - motivation, goals, methodology
<michel> colin: right hand side - ontology : processes in drug discovery pipeline, cyan "blobs" potential terms
<michel> colin: from molecules to drugs
<michel> colin: formulation use case?
<michel> colin: in addition to actionable role as active ingredient, believes drug role is socially ascribed
<michel> colin: mapped to OBO ontologies
<michel> hans: what do we mean about translational medicine?
<michel> susie: purpose is backbone ontology to perform a query from molecular to clinical
<michel> susie: ontology is in development - first identified key entities that should be included
<michel> susie: collected use cases / questions
<michel> colin: how much of translational medicine process is going to be captured? should we consider things like phase i trial
<michel> susie: if nobody else is capturing this, perhaps we should investigate it, but being a high level bridge would be most useful at this time
<michel> susie: we can feedback to other ontology efforts
<michel> colin: should differentiate between social and biological roles
<michel> hans: will it be used for inter-pharma communication?
<michel> susie: lilly wanted it to be process independent - used to integrate data, processes would be applied over the data
<michel> colin: add this to poster
<michel> susie: represent health care environment, clinical availability of drug
<michel> trish: who is going to DILS?
<michel> susie: Hans is going to present the poster, Jun Bao (sp?)
<michel> colin: need some clinical oriented process terms
<michel> colin: prescription, diagnosis
<michel> susie: Chimezie's clinical patient record ontology?
<michel> hans: should we be looking into the approval process, etc
<haco> medical need, product decision, FDA registration, FDA approval
<haco> roles: Health Care Professionals, Payers, Providers
<haco> important missing term is "candidate"
<michel> general practitioner
<michel> will make recommendations to see specializts
<michel> susie: lab technician - take samples etc
<michel> hans: what does it look like from a patient perspective
<michel> susie: these kinds of aspects were identified in the roles document
<michel> colin: need new figure to deal with the players / patient centric bit
<michel> susie/colin: not all of it is patient centric
<michel> hans: very pharmaceutical oriented
<michel> susie: lose the lead optimization
<haco> target - hit - lead- candidate - drug as major phases
<michel> colin: diagnosis - treatment - cure