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This page documents a [[:category:Pending FHIR Resource Proposal|Pending]] [[:category:FHIR Resource Proposal|FHIR Resource Proposal]]
 
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Describes consensus sequence block used in HLA typing report.
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This profile was created to attempt to satisfy the requirements for a specific use case: HLA genotyping by NGS methods. It is based on the principles of the Minimum Information for ReportIng Next generation sequence Genotyping (MIRING) as described in
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Hum Immunol. 2015 Dec;76(12):954-62. doi: 10.1016/j.humimm.2015.09.011. Epub 2015 Sep 25.
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A technical implementation of MIRING was developed in the Histomimmungenetics Markup Language (HML) and published in
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Hum Immunol. 2015 Dec;76(12):963-74. doi: 10.1016/j.humimm.2015.08.001. Epub 2015 Aug 28. The schema for HML may be found in http://schemas.nmdp.org/
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We are using MIRING and HML to inform how FHIR profile(s) may be developed. In this case, a Consensus Sequence is composed of one or more Consensus Sequence Blocks. Metadata about each block is important, but not yet captured in the Sequence Resource, or other profiles. These include: phase set, expected copy number, block continuity, and strand. This profile extends the Sequence Resource to add these elements.
* Be expressed as a noun
 
* Be consistent with other similar Profiles
 
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==Profile balloting plans==
 
==Profile balloting plans==
  
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STU3
  
 
==Profile Details==
 
==Profile Details==
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===Profiled Resource(s)===
 
===Profiled Resource(s)===
  
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*[http://hl7-fhir.github.io/sequence.html Sequence]
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====Constraints to be Applied====
 
====Constraints to be Applied====
  
<!--Describe how the current resource will be constrained.-->
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The following constraints are applied to the Sequence resource as necessary:
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* Constraint 2
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*Constrain the cardinality of the data elements within the resource.
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*Constrain the mustSupport attribute of the data elements within the resource.
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*Define searchParameters as necessary for the resource.
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*Constrain vocabularies for the resources as applicable.
  
 
====Extensions to be Applied====
 
====Extensions to be Applied====
  
<!--Describe how the current resource will be extended.-->
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The following extensions are applied to the Sequence resource as appropriate:
* Extension 1
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* Extension 2
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*Clinical genomics specific extensions.
  
 
===Example Scenarios===
 
===Example Scenarios===
  
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*Query Examples for each resource.
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*Query Result Examples for each resource.
  
 
===Scope of coverage===
 
===Scope of coverage===
  
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*Subject: patient
 
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*Disciplines: Patient Care, Clinical Research, Public Health
Scope should consider numerous aspects of breadth of scope, including:
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*Delivery Environment: Inpatient, Ambulatory, Community, Emergency, etc.
* Subject: Human vs. non-human vs. non-patient (e.g. lab bench medicine)
 
* Disciplines: Environmental Health, Palliative, Respiratory, Psychology, Maternity, Clinical Research
 
* Delivery environment (Community, Geriatric, Home care, Emergency, Inpatient, Intensive, Neonatal, Pediatric, Primary)
 
* Locale: Country, region
 
 
 
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===Realm===
 
===Realm===
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Clinical genomics.
  
 
==Ownership==
 
==Ownership==
 
===Owning committee name===
 
===Owning committee name===
  
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===Contributing or Reviewing Work Groups===
 
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===Expected implementations===
 
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===gForge Users===
 
===gForge Users===
  
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*Gil Alterovitz
 
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*Gaston Fiore
  
 
===FHIR Profile Development Project Insight ID===
 
===FHIR Profile Development Project Insight ID===
  
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1110
  
 
==Plans==
 
==Plans==
 
===Timelines===
 
===Timelines===
  
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*July 2016
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===Balloting Requirements===
 
===Balloting Requirements===
  
<!-- Indicate the intended method of balloting by choosing one of the options below, or propose alternative.  If Realm Specific or No Ballot indicate the amount of informal review required by the FHIR community.-->
 
 
Choose one:
 
 
*Ballot with next FHIR DSTU or Normative Edition
 
*Ballot with next FHIR DSTU or Normative Edition
*or Ballot independently as DSTU
 
*or Realm specific ballot
 
*or No Ballot
 
  
<!-- Indicate the desired ballot date.-->
 
 
Desired Ballot Date
 
Desired Ballot Date
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*End 2016

Latest revision as of 16:22, 31 October 2019



SequenceConsensusSequenceBlock

Describes consensus sequence block used in HLA typing report.

This profile was created to attempt to satisfy the requirements for a specific use case: HLA genotyping by NGS methods. It is based on the principles of the Minimum Information for ReportIng Next generation sequence Genotyping (MIRING) as described in Hum Immunol. 2015 Dec;76(12):954-62. doi: 10.1016/j.humimm.2015.09.011. Epub 2015 Sep 25. A technical implementation of MIRING was developed in the Histomimmungenetics Markup Language (HML) and published in Hum Immunol. 2015 Dec;76(12):963-74. doi: 10.1016/j.humimm.2015.08.001. Epub 2015 Aug 28. The schema for HML may be found in http://schemas.nmdp.org/

We are using MIRING and HML to inform how FHIR profile(s) may be developed. In this case, a Consensus Sequence is composed of one or more Consensus Sequence Blocks. Metadata about each block is important, but not yet captured in the Sequence Resource, or other profiles. These include: phase set, expected copy number, block continuity, and strand. This profile extends the Sequence Resource to add these elements.

Profile balloting plans

STU3

Profile Details

Profiled Resource(s)

Constraints to be Applied

The following constraints are applied to the Sequence resource as necessary:

  • Constrain the cardinality of the data elements within the resource.
  • Constrain the mustSupport attribute of the data elements within the resource.
  • Define searchParameters as necessary for the resource.
  • Constrain vocabularies for the resources as applicable.

Extensions to be Applied

The following extensions are applied to the Sequence resource as appropriate:

  • Clinical genomics specific extensions.

Example Scenarios

  • Query Examples for each resource.
  • Query Result Examples for each resource.

Scope of coverage

  • Subject: patient
  • Disciplines: Patient Care, Clinical Research, Public Health
  • Delivery Environment: Inpatient, Ambulatory, Community, Emergency, etc.

Realm

Clinical genomics.

Ownership

Owning committee name

Clinical Genomics

Contributing or Reviewing Work Groups

  • None

Expected implementations

gForge Users

  • Gil Alterovitz
  • Gaston Fiore

FHIR Profile Development Project Insight ID

1110

Plans

Timelines

  • July 2016

Balloting Requirements

  • Ballot with next FHIR DSTU or Normative Edition

Desired Ballot Date

  • End 2016