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RE: [emergency] Naming Conventions

  • 1.  RE: [emergency] Naming Conventions

    Posted 04-18-2003 19:36 
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    Title: RE: [emergency] Naming Conventions
    

    







    


    Another path through this mess is what
CDISC has done.  The FDA published a set of rules for submitting drug
information electronically so a pharma could get its hot drug approved. 
CDISC [clinical data information standard consortium] was formed from vendors, pharma
companies and others to jointly develop an implementation standard using
xml.  They have defined the tree structure with controlled names. 
NCI used common data elements (CDEs that I spoke about) to handle the data element
meta data, the instances of data within a specific node of the tree.  The
fact that there were real world objects [forms and data on them] enabled this
project to move forward pretty quickly.  I have been involved in too many
data element definition project for DOD in the past that tried to do it all and
failed miserably because real world apps and their users were not involved.
    


     
    


    


    John 
    


     
    


    



    
                                                
    
					
                                                    

        
                                                
				
    
                                                
    
                                                    
                                                
    
                                                
                                            
    
                                        

                                        
                                        

                                    
			

                                    
                                

                                
                                
    
                                
    
                            
		
                
        
    




            
        
    


	
    


    
    
         
    
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