Un outil de visualisation de classifications et d'intégration de données phénotypiques et génétiques pour faciliter le codage des maladies rares

Translated title of the contribution: Coding rare diseases in health information systems: A tool for visualizing classifications and integrating phenotypic and genetic data

Rémy Choquet, Yannick Fonjallaz, Albane De Carrara, Meriem Maaroufi, Pierre Yves Vandenbussche, Ferdinand Dhombres, Paul Landais

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Abstract

Establishing the diagnosis and coding for a rare disease (RD) needs to characterize multiple information including patient's phenotype and genotype. A major barrier to coding is a lack of consolidation of such information, scattered in several resources such as Orphanet, OMIM or HPO. We developed a web portal, Linking Open data for RD (LORD), offering an integrated view of 8,336 RDs linked to more than 12,500 signs and 3,000 genes. It allows navigating through the relationships between diseases, signs and genes, and provides Application Programming Interfaces for its integration in information systems (IS). LORD is dedicated to the 131 French RD reference centers and 501 competence centers, for coding RD diagnoses in the health IS.

Translated title of the contributionCoding rare diseases in health information systems: A tool for visualizing classifications and integrating phenotypic and genetic data
Original languageFrench
Pages (from-to)198-203
Number of pages6
JournalCEUR Workshop Proceedings
Volume1379
Issue numberJanuary
StatePublished - 2014
Externally publishedYes
Event15th Francophone Medical Informatics Conference, JFIM 2014 - Fes, Morocco
Duration: Jun 12 2014Jun 13 2014

Keywords

  • Big data
  • Coding support
  • Medical informatics
  • Rare diseases ontologies
  • Semantic web
  • Web services

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