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What is OMOP?

The Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership (OMOP) common data model (CDM) is an open community effort to standardize the structure and content of observational health data. It allows for systematic analysis of disparate observational databases. It is commonly used to enable the execution of standardized analytics across a network of databases to generate reliable evidence.

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What other technologies are related to OMOP?

OMOP Competitor Technologies

openEHR

openEHR is an open standard specification for electronic health records. It is a competitor because it provides an alternative framework for structuring and managing healthcare data.

mentioned alongside OMOP in 37% (218) of relevant job posts

i2b2

i2b2 is a platform for biomedical research data management. It provides tools for data warehousing and analysis, competing with OMOP's data standardization and analysis capabilities.

mentioned alongside OMOP in 59% (102) of relevant job posts

OMOP Complementary Technologies

PCORnet

PCORnet is a network of patient-centered clinical research networks. OMOP can be used to standardize data within PCORnet, making them complementary.

mentioned alongside OMOP in 82% (94) of relevant job posts

SNOMED

SNOMED CT is a clinical terminology used for standardized healthcare data. It is complementary to OMOP as OMOP often incorporates standardized terminologies like SNOMED.

mentioned alongside OMOP in 12% (209) of relevant job posts

FHIR

FHIR is a standard for exchanging healthcare information electronically. It is complementary to OMOP, as FHIR can facilitate data extraction/loading into OMOP CDM.

mentioned alongside OMOP in 3% (484) of relevant job posts