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A sample version of an PCORnet compliant input file for the Unmapped Concepts data quality module. This exact file is also included as a CSV in the package if the user wishes to use it, or the structure can be copied to produce a custom list of checks.

Usage

ecp_input_pcornet

Format

ecp_input_pcornet

A dataframe or CSV file with 9 columns

check_id

A short string "code" used to identify the specific check (ex: de, de_rx)

cohort_definition

The definition of the specific cohort used to identify patients with the concept of interest

cohort_schema

The schema where the cohort_table is kept. Use cdm to use the pre-configured cdm_schema, result to use the preconfigured results_schema, or input the exact name of the schema.

cohort_table

The name of the CDM or pre-computed results table where the cohort has been stored

schema

The schema where the data is kept. Use cdm to use the pre-configured cdm_schema, result to use the preconfigured results_schema, or input the exact name of the schema.

table

The name of the CDM or pre-computed results table where the relevant data is kept

concept_field

The *_concept_id field with the concepts that make up the valueset (ex: rxnorm_cui, raw_rxnorm_cui)

vocabulary_field

Typically only relevant for diagnoses and procedures, the field where the code vocabulary is kept (i.e. dx_type, px_type)

conceptset_name

The string name of the concept set that will identify the concepts of interest, as it appears in the predefined file_subdirectory

filter_logic

OPTIONAL The logic that should be applied to the provided table in order to tailor the tables to the desired check assessment (ex: if you only want to identify billed diagnoses for hypertension)

Details

If you choose to use this sample file, please be sure to set your file_subdirectory to system.file("sample_conceptsets", package = "ndq") so the functions know where to access the associated concept sets. You also have the option to download the sample concept sets to a local directory and point to that location.