Group Data Analysis for Telemedicine Depression: Visualization via FHIR Group Resource
FEvIR StudyGroup - Telemedicine for Depression in Primary Care - Women Subgroup - Ages 35-44
Summary
This resource compiles baseline data on participants for a study titled 'Telemedicine for Depression in Primary Care,' focusing specifically on women aged 35 to 44. It defines this specific cohort using the FHIR Group Resource, demonstrating how multiple criteria (gender, age, participation) can be combined for interoperability testing.
Details
This document is a FHIR Group Resource published on the Fast Evidence Interoperability Resources (FEvIR) platform. Titled 'Telemedicine for Depression in Primary Care - Women Subgroup - Ages 35-44,' it defines the baseline data for a specific research cohort. Technically, this Group Resource is composed of members that must satisfy three criteria simultaneously ('all-of'): being female (using HL7 coded gender), having an age between 35.0 and 44.0 years, and participating in 'Telemedicine for Depression in Primary Care - Evaluating IG.' This structure serves to define and dataset a specific clinical cohort, demonstrating how multiple elements can be combined into a Group structure based on FHIR standards. This method is crucial for ensuring interoperability when handling data from research or epidemiological studies. The resource was revised on January 23, 2024, and authored by Harold Lehmann. It references the 'Telemedicine for Depression in Primary Care - Evaluating IG' study, serving as a model case for standardizing and sharing actual clinical research data in FHIR format.
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