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NCI Behavioral Research Measures Project Tom Milke Senior Systems Analyst Westat Seattle Oct 25, 2007
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NCI Behavioral Research Measures Project

Tom MilkeSenior Systems AnalystWestatSeattle Oct 25, 2007

Foundations for Enablement of Cyberinfrastructure*

Community Agreement on Vocabulary, Structure of Measures

Structured Data Systems, Interoperability, Common Messaging Standards

Integrative Applications

*Courtesy of Christopher Greer, NSF

State of Behavioral Science*

Community Agreement on Vocabulary, Structure of Measures

Structured Data Systems, Interoperability, Common Messaging Standards

Integrative Applications

*Courtesy of Christopher Greer, NSF

Behavioral

Research

Current Landscape of MeasuresPublic Health Surveillance

National Surveillance Data (e.g., NHIS, BRFSS, NHANEs)

Routine behavioral surveys (e.g., HINTS) Field based data

University Laboratories

Individually published papers

Locally maintained data sets

Medical Research Settings

Patient Charts

Clinical trials data

Local Interventions

Measurement Concepts in Behavioral Medicine

Nicotine Dependence

Construct Measure

*i.e., measures can be used interchangably to assess the construct.  Usage would vary depending on population, modality, and purpose.

Alternative Measures with Psychometric Equivalencies*

BRP Proposal: Create a Database of GRID Compatible Measures

Construct Measure

http://dccps.cancer.gov/brp/constructs/index.html

Health Behavior Measures

Purpose of the Measures Database:

Create an online resource of commonly used behavioral measures in cancer controlFacilitate access by applicants, grantees, and other scientists.Help the Behavioral Research Program (BRP) realize its mission of encouraging rigorous, replicable research applied to behavioral issues in cancer control.

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Phase I Environmental Scan

A static resource was already available through the BRP web site.

Westat conducted a pilot project to do an environmental scan of comparable resources currently available.

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Results of Environmental Scan

Identified illustrative web sites that routinely make measures available to their respective communities Profiled sites on set of criteria Identified current practices

Made recommendations for how to structure the BRP measures site

Developed comprehensive list of attributes about measures to offer to researchers for identifying measures of interest

Wireframes to show structure and elements for UI

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Moving Forward

Next step would be to develop a small, testable prototype to illustrate feasibility. 

Ideally, the prototype should follow the principles associated with caBIG tool development. 

The blueprint should be articulated using Unified Modeling Language (UML);

The data should be discoverable on “The Grid”. The semantic structure of the elements should

correspond to NCI’s Enterprise Wide Vocabulary as instantiated in the caDSR.

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Moving Forward

The measures study team recognized that many population science variables do not currently exist in the caDSR. 

One of the outcomes of the project should be to gain a better understanding of the process needed to register Population Science data elements within the global caDSR or, alternatively, in a DCCPS-managed subset of the caDSR data space.

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Moving Forward – Questions/considerations

What would it take to incentivize usage and to construct an online community resource?  

Should the process be top-down, a resource-intensive activity that would make BRP a Clearing House for vetted measures; or should it be “bottom-up,” using social technologies to facilitate community data sharing?  

Preference for creating a self-perpetuating resource that is driven and updated by the extramural community.  

Bob Croyle pointed to the success of online knowledge sharing tools such as Wikipedia and PubCan as models.

Use Case

• Grantee required to use CDE’s

• Browses measures based on construct, population, mode, psychometric qualities

• Selects measure for use in grant submission, research

• Provisions for adding new measures

• Community vetting (e.g., usage statistics)

Health Behavior Measures

Use Case Diagram

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Domain Model

cd Domain Model

The Domain Model is a view of all the objects that make up an area of interest, and their relationships. It is used to capture the significant objects within a system, organization or any targetdomain.

Construct

- ConsensusDefinition: char- Synonyms: char- RelatedTerms: char

Measure

- ConceptualBasis: char- MeasureValue(): char- NumberOfQuestionItems: int- Reliability: short- ScoringMethod: char- Validity: short- AlternativeForms: char

QuestionItem

- QuestionText: char- ValidationRules: char- QuestionItemFormat: char

+ Validate() : void

StudySubject

- InformedConsentSignatureText: char- status: char- statusEndDate: dateTime- stausStartDate: dateTime- studySubjectIdentifier: char- studySubjectState: char- subgroup: char

+ AnswersQuestions() : void+ Refuse() : void

DataCollectionProtocol

+ InitiatesDataCollectionInstrument() : void

DataCollectionInstrument

- DataCollectionMode: char- InstrumentSectionRoster: char- InstrumentSectionHierarchy: int

«interface»

InstrumentAdministration

- EndTimeDate: dateTime- StartTimeDate: dateTime- ResultCode: char

+ PresentsQuestionItem() : void+ Validate() : void

«enumeration»InstrumentSection

enum+ QuestionItemRoster: char+ QuestionItemOrder: char+ ValidtationRules: char

+ Validate() : void

tblInstrumentResultsRecordsResponse

«Release 1.0»

:HealthCareProv ider

«Release 1.0»

:Laboratory«Release 1.0»

:PerformedActiv ity«Release 1.0»

:Specimen

Addional Classes from the BRIDG model, such as Health Care Provider, Laboratory, Performed Activity and Specimen, may be relevant to this domain.

Westat/TXM Oct 10, 2007

«realize»

+IsComposedOf

+IsPartOf

+IsARepresentation of

+IsDerivedFrom

+CapturesResponse +StoresResponse

+AnswersQuestion

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The Measures Class and Its Attributesud Primary Use Cases

MeasureAttributes

column*PK Measure_ID: History: AuthorName: AuthorContactInfo: DateCreated: TargetPopulation: MajorUsages: SourceReferences: ScaleChangesOverTime: DataSharingCapability: Scale Characteristics : Domain or Research Area: Number of items in scale: BriefOverview: Administration Details : Psychometric Properties: Reliabil ity Evidence and/or Coefficient: Validity Evidence: MeasureAttributes:

PK+ PK_MeasureAttributes()unique+ UQ_MeasureAttributes_Measure_ID()

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Ancient Chinese Classification of Animals The Analytical Language of John Wilkins," by Borges describes the Celestial Emporium of

Benevolent Knowledge, in which it is written that animals are divided into: those that belong to the Emperor, embalmed ones, those that are trained, suckling pigs, mermaids, fabulous ones, stray dogs, those included in the present classification, those that tremble as if they were mad, innumerable ones, those drawn with a very fine camelhair brush, others, those that have just broken a flower vase, those that from a long way off look like flies.

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We want to store and search for constructs: Challenge at the vocabulary level

What’s a Construct?(Precoordinated terms)

Adolescent Smoking Dependence

Youth Teen Categorized Age

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Functions/Features Under Consideration Search Capability (simple, advanced, index) Resources

Measure comparison tool Helps (how to evaluate measures, ways to frame searches) Related links FAQs

Community/Sharing Measure submission process Reviews (read and write) Notifications “Most viewed…” measures/constructs Recommendations

Personalized workspace Saved search results, Personal reviews, Personalized notifications

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Search Constructs & Measures

Share/Community

Quick Links

New!

Help

Contact Us

Search Constructs & Measures

Evaluate Measures

Share/ Community

Search Constructs & Measures

Resources/ Help and Links

My Research Space

ResearcherResources -

Your search yielded the following results:

All measures Show only downloadable measures∙Number of

Recommendations

WISDM-68

Previous 1 2 3….Next

xxx xxxxxx xxx xxxxx xxxxx

Search

Compare Measures

NDSS xxx xxxxxx xxx

xxxxxx

xxxxxx xxxxx

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxCDS - 5

Measure AuthorTarget

Population

Mode of

Admin.

Number of

Items

iTunes Model

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Share/Community

Share/ Community

Search Constructs & Measures

Resources/ Help and Links

My Research Space

ResearcherResources

Quick Links

Help

Contact Us

New!

Evaluate Measures

Search Constructs & Measures

Search Constructs & Measures --

Compare Measures:

Select the measures you would like to compare.

Number of Recommendations

WISDM-68

Previous 1 2 3….Next

xxx

xxxxxx xxx

xxxxx xxxxx

Target

Population

Mode of

Admin.

Number of

Items

x

x

Compare

NDSS

Author

CDS - 5

Search

Measure

xxx

xxx

xxxxxx

xxxxxx

xxx

xxx

xxxxx

xxxxx

xxxxx

xxxxx

Compare Measures

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Select Attributes to Compare

Share/Community

Quick Links

Help

Contact Us

New!

Evaluate Measures

Search Constructs & Measures

Resources/ Help and Links

My Research Space

ResearcherResources

Share/ Community

Search Constructs & Measures

Search Constructs & Measures --

Compare Measures: Add attributes of the measure that you would like to compare:

Author

# of Items

Mode of Admin.

Target Population

Source References>>

<<

All Attributes Attributes to Compare

Continue

Cost

Data sharing capability

Author Contact Info.

# of Recommendations

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Compare Measures

Share/Community

Quick Links

Help

Contact Us

New!

Evaluate Measures

Search Constructs & Measures

Resources/ Help and Links

My Research Space

ResearcherResources

Share/ Community

Search Constructs & Measures

Search Constructs & Measures --

Comparison of Measures:

NDSS WISDM-64

Cost

Data Sharing Capability

Author Contact Information

Number of Recommendations

CDS-5

xxx

xxx

xxx

xxx

xxxxxx

xxxxxx

xxxxxx

xxxxxx

xxx

xxx

xxx

xxx

Attributes

Search

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TAB Model

NCI Header

NCI LeftNav.

All ResearcherResources

My ResearchSpaceHelp and LinksResearcher

CommunitySearch

Constructs and Measures

Dropdown ...

Search Constructs and Measures :

simple search , advanced search ,Index, guide, compare Measures ,

Researcher Community :

"sharing," most viewed, "people who liked X liked Y ...", reviews, site updates,

RSS, tag clouds

Resources , Helps and Links :

links to other sites , tips on how to evaluate measures , help files, FAQ

My Research Space :

profile, my recent searches , my reviews,"people like ME liked Y ...“, site updates

GoSearch for [free text ]

Dropdown list is "all measures and constructs ," "measures ," and "constructs " -- default is to search all measures and constructs .

RSS feeds, notifications of newcontent, tag clouds, guide to search

Discussion

Discussion Points

• What are the sociotechnical solutions to the “common data element” problem? E.g.,– Incentivized data sharing through initiatives?

– Specialized caDSR?

– Vetting bodies for standards in population science?

• Where are targets of opportunity?– Federal surveillance?

– Clinical protocols?

– Behavioral measures in electronic health records?

Discussion Points

• What tools are needed to enable transformations in: discovery, visualization, decision support, fusion, and policy planning?

Discussion Points

• Can Pop Sci SIG create a “blueprint” to guide growth strategically?– Overall vision?– Needed standards investments?– Needed tool investments?– Ethical, social, and legal concerns?– GRID level use case scenarios

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FINIS

Rick Moser [email protected] Brad Hesse [email protected] Jennifer Crafts [email protected] Tom Milke [email protected]


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