What are the Key Components of OMOP CDM in the Context of Cancer?
The OMOP CDM encompasses several key components that are particularly relevant to cancer research:
Person: Demographic information about patients, including age, gender, and ethnicity. Observation Period: The time span during which patient data is collected. Condition Occurrence: Information on diagnosed conditions, including cancer types and stages. Drug Exposure: Details on medications prescribed and administered. Procedure Occurrence: Records of medical procedures, such as biopsies and surgeries. Measurement: Results of clinical tests, including lab results and imaging studies. Observation: Data on patient-reported outcomes and other observations not captured in structured clinical data.
