August 10, 2020 meeting agenda ECE Project Group
Date
Monday 2020-08-10
Repeats 2nd Monday of every month
Time: 18:00 UTC
Zoom Meeting Details
https://snomed.zoom.us/j/93490544477?pwd=SVR0VGIxLzhQYzQwb0VjMHBDUjVwdz09
Meeting ID: 934 9054 4477
International numbers available: https://snomed.zoom.us/zoomconference?m=EochJjO8ozm1ZiDr_x9p-bFJCbIBwgqV
Invitees
Apologies
General Comments
Item | Description | Owner | Item | Comments/Files |
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0 | Reminder to record call | |||
1 | Welcome and role call | Bruce Goldberg |
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2 | After and due to | Bruce Goldberg |
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3 | Fetal/maternal modeling | Phil Brown (tentative) |
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4 | Pregnancy/labor/delivery function observables | Bruce Goldberg |
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5 | Modeling of hemorrhage | Bruce Goldberg |
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6 | Non-traumatic brain injuries and stroke | Bruce Goldberg |
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7 | Botulism | Bruce Goldberg |
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8 | AOB, adjourn | ALL |
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Previous Meetings
Dear all, on the 10th August I see there has been a meeting and I am particulary interested in the outcome of point 3 of the agenda: Fetal/maternal modeling. For a Dutch reference set for gynaecology we are asked to create several new Snomed concepts which are all of the same sort <fetal disorder> during <pregnancy>, for example 'Fetal anencephaly in pregnancy' and 'Hydrops fetalis in pregnancy' etc. These disorders would be registered for the expectant mother. For the fetus there are concepts (609417004 |Fetal anencephaly (disorder)| and 276508000 |Hydrops fetalis (disorder)|) The thing we are struggling with is under which parents to put these new concepts. Should the parent for 'fetal anencephaly in pregnancy' have the parent 609417004 |Fetal anencephaly (disorder)|?
Besides the question whether the <fetal disorder in the pregnancy> should have the concept for the <fetal disorder> as a parent, we are also unsure what other parent we should give it. Should 128604004 |Disorder of product of conception (disorder)| be a parent? or 11082009 |Abnormal pregnancy (finding)|?
Is this subject currently being looked at in this group or does anybody have a straightforward answer or would it be a possibility to put this on the agenda for a next meeting?
Thanks so much in advance!
Best wishes,
Natasha