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The use of shiny apps is helpful for the general purpose exploration of data.
However, this is often time consuming and difficult to share results.
To that end, any Cohort definition should be able to turn into a standard set of static reporting tools with 2 modalities:
Simple boilerplate reports that give a broad overview of a Phenotype based on a cohort definition
An API that gives access to results in a consistent manner that allows data to be exposed and plots/tables to be made in ways that users can customize
(for example, you may only wish to look at certain time windows or domains related to a cohort). Doing this in a general purpose way would be both restrictive to users and overly complex for developers, with every possible combination requiring a considerable amount of time.
With this in mind, this issue is intended to be a broad goal of ideas that will be split up as and when the initial modalities of usage are identified.
Boilerplate report
My suggestion for inital top line reports is here.
For a given cohort, the following top line stats should be available in a boilerplate manner
Cohort counts
Cohort inclusion rules
Index event break down
Visit context
Time distributions
calendar year based incidence
Table 1 demographic features
Customizable elements
Cohort overlap
Custom cohort features
Cohort comparison (cross database or cross cohort pairs)
Note the exclusion of orphan concepts here as this is probably now best done in Atlas.
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The use of shiny apps is helpful for the general purpose exploration of data.
However, this is often time consuming and difficult to share results.
To that end, any Cohort definition should be able to turn into a standard set of static reporting tools with 2 modalities:
(for example, you may only wish to look at certain time windows or domains related to a cohort). Doing this in a general purpose way would be both restrictive to users and overly complex for developers, with every possible combination requiring a considerable amount of time.
With this in mind, this issue is intended to be a broad goal of ideas that will be split up as and when the initial modalities of usage are identified.
Boilerplate report
My suggestion for inital top line reports is here.
For a given cohort, the following top line stats should be available in a boilerplate manner
Customizable elements
Note the exclusion of orphan concepts here as this is probably now best done in Atlas.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: