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Common Terminology Services 2 (CTS2)

Overview

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WHY CTS2CTS2 Overview

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Common Terminology Services 2CTS2

A standard for a shared semantic model and API for the query, interchange and update of terminological content.

Terminological content: code sets, value sets, lexicons, thesauri, classification systems, ontologies, …

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CTS2Why?

Terminological Resources (Ontologies, classification systems, code sets, value sets…) are the “semantic backbone” of information exchange

Examples: ICD-9, ICD-10, MEDRA, Gene Ontology, SNOMED-CT, LOINC, UNSPSC, FMA, Agrovoc, Dublin Core, SKOS, RDF, OWL, ISO Language Codes, ISO Country Codes, ...

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CTS2Why?

… thousands of institution / application specific enumerations, code sets and value sets.

• Resources published in different formats…

• … using different grammars ….

• … with different update and release cycles...

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CTS2Why?

Interoperability requires that information source and sink have the same set of shared “meaning”…

… especially as many of these resources become “logic based” (aka. Declarative Programming)

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CTS2Goals

Specify a common model of what is common amongst these resources

Include metadata about what the resources are for, who publishes them, how often they are released

Create mechanisms for federation, distribution, incremental update and history

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CTS2Goals

Provide a bridge between the emerging Semantic Web community (RDF, SKOS, OWL, SPARQL) and structured models of information

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PROCESSCTS2 Overview

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CTS2

Developed through the Healthcare Services Specification Project (HSSP) - a collaboration between Health Level 7 (HL7) and the Object Management Group• HL7 provides the requirements as a

Service Functional Model

• OMG develops the formal specification

• HL7 adopts and validates via an HL7 Implementation Guide

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Healthcare Services Specification Project (HSSP) Workflow

SFM

HL7 OMG

ProposedStandard

VendorCommunity

SFMRFP

BetaStandard FTF

FinalStandard

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2

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Corrections / Clarifications

HL7Implementation

Guide

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Healthcare Services Specification Project (HSSP) Workflow

SFM

HL7 OMG

ProposedStandard

VendorCommunity

SFMRFP

BetaStandard FTF

FinalStandard

1

2

3

4

5

Corrections / Clarifications

HL7Implementation

Guide

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We AreHere…

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CTS2 Beta Standard

CTS2 is an Application Programming Interface (API) specification.• It defines the semantics, syntax and valid

interactions that can occur

• CTS2 is not software - it is a “blueprint” for building and using software

• If everyone follows the blueprint (and the blueprint is sufficiently precise) then CTS2 clients and services can interoperate

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CTS2 Standard as a Blueprint

CTS2 Clients

CTS2 Services

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Key Points

• Based on Representational State Transfer Architectural Paradigm

• Modular Implementation – build/use only what you need• Resources• Functionality• Representation

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Key Points(continued)

• Designed for distribution and federation

• Generic – NOT healthcare specific (!)

• Supports Semantic Web – RDF and OWL2

• Not intended to be constraining• Extensions are ok – in fact encouraged!• Purpose is not to say what can be

done, but rather to say how common things can be done consistently

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QUICK GUIDE TO THE SPECCTS2 Overview

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Specification Components

• Platform Independent Model (PIM)• Static specification• Behavioral specification

• Platform Specific Models (PSMs)• Representation• Method Signatures

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Platform Independent ModelStatic Specification

• UML Class Diagrams – classes, attributes and associations (no methods)

• Textual Description – what each element means, where it came from, etc.

• Value Sets and Bindings – valid (or recommended) codes and URI’s that can be used (via CTS2!) to get their meanings

• Invariants – what is always true about a CTS2 resource

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UMLModel

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TextualDescription

Invariants

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Concept Domains

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Platform Independent ModelBehavioral Specification

• UML Method Signatures – inputs and outputs

• Textual Description – what the function does, what the inputs mean

• Preconditions – what must be true before for the function call to apply

• Postconditions – what must be true after the function call occurs

• Exceptions – how precondition failures are reported

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Signatures

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Description, pre and post conditionsAnd exceptions

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Platform Specific Models

• Consist of platform specific mapping of• Information Model – example,

HTTP REST and SOAP both use XML Schema

• Computational Model – HTTP REST uses URI rules, SOAP uses interface signatures

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XML Schema

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WADL (for REST)

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CONFORMANCE POINTSCTS2 Overview

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CTS2 Conformance Philosophy

• “Linear Value Proposition” (as described by Charlie Meade) – easy things are easy and complexity is proportional to gain

• Implement (or use) exactly what is needed• Resources• Functionality• Representation

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CTS2 Resource profiles

• Code System Catalog Entry

• Code System Version

• Entity Description

• Association

• Map Catalog Entry

• Map Version

• Value Set Catalog Entry

• Value Set Definition

• Concept Domain Catalog

• Concept Domain Binding

• Statement

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CTS2 Conformance PointsBehavioral Perspective

• Read – direct access

• Query – search and discovery

• Import/Export – external formats

• Update – incremental update

• History – change history

• Temporal – state of service at point in time

• Maintenance – construct incremental updates

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CTS2 Conformance PointsRepresentational Perspective

• XML• XML Schema• ISO 21090*

• JSON

• RDF*

• POJO*

* Not present in Beta 1.0 Specification

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CTS2 SDKCTS2 Overview

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CTS2What Isn’t Specified

• The programming language and platform.

• What sort of database(s) and storage CTS2 is implemented against

• How existing terminological resources are represented in CTS2 (!!!)

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CTS2 SDK

• Under development by Mayo Clinic

• Uses Model View Controller (MVC) architectural pattern

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CTS2 SDK“View” Component

• Implements the static portion of the CTS2 model• CodeSystemCatalogEntry, …• (Indirectly) enforces some

invariants

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CTS2 SDK“Controller” Component

• Implements the behavioral portion of the CTS2 model• Accepts events• Validates invariants• Enforces preconditions

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CTS2 SDK“Model” Component

• Transforms View (CTS2 PIM) structures into state (aka “backing store”)• Enforces post-conditions• May also enforce some invariants

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CTS2 SDK

• A MVC architecture that is compliant with the CTS2 API specification

• Can be used to• Implement against different back

ends (e.g. RDF, SQL, existing terminology structures or API’s)

• Specify and/or create different import and export maps (IHTSDO, OWL, …)

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CTS2 SDK

• Can be used to (continued)• Implement new views (21090,

cRDF, …)• Extend the controller with

business rules and workflow constraints

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IMPLEMENTATION GUIDESCTS2 Overview

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What the CTS2 Specificationdoes NOT do

• Specify how CTS2 content will be represented in a backing store

• Specify how various terminology models and formats are imported and exported

• Specify how specific terminology workflow and business rules are realized in a CTS2 service

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CTS2 Implementation Guide

• States how content and structure of a terminological resource maps to the CTS2 information model• Could be for import/export• Could also appy to backing store

• Identifies terminology specific business rules that services must enforce

• Aligns CTS2 w/ organiation workflow

• Identifies any extensions to CTS2 specific to the given terminology

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CURRENT STATE AND NEXT STEPS

CTS2 Overview

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Current StateCTS2 Specification

• CTS2 PIM / HTTP REST PSM and SOAP PSM voted in as standard

• OMG FTF - Finalization Task Force Pending• Waiting on OMG Technical Issues• Focus will be on errors and

clarification (finish Z, much more documentation)

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Current StateCTS2 SDK

First version of CTS2 SDK is written and running

• Doesn’t cover all of the spec• Sections prototyped against

BioPortal, eXist and (pending) LexEVS

• First public release targeted for week of September 12

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Current StateCTS2 Implementation Guides

• IHTSDO (SNOMED-CT) has formed a group to develop the SNOMED-CT CTS2 Implementation Guide• Target draft document Mar 2012

• Talking to HL7 about a HL7 CTS2 Implementation Guide

• Targeting RDF/OWL implementation guide middle of 2012

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Current State

• http://informatics.mayo.edu/cts2 - host web page, but needs a lot of work• Top priority for Mayo CTS2 team• Will include examples, more

details, etc.