OHDSI/CommonDataModel

Name: CommonDataModel

Owner: Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics

Description: Definition and DDLs for the OMOP Common Data Model (CDM)

Created: 2014-10-14 20:20:22.0

Updated: 2018-01-11 16:31:53.0

Pushed: 2018-01-08 18:21:00.0

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Language: Batchfile

GitHub Committers

UserMost Recent Commit# Commits
Tom White2017-07-06 08:48:01.04
Patrick Ryan2016-10-26 21:26:27.08
Christian Reich2017-09-09 18:23:57.08
rsjaffe2017-09-09 16:21:37.03
Sigfried Gold2017-09-26 10:55:42.01
Jon Duke2015-08-19 02:21:57.01
Martijn Schuemie2018-03-21 08:30:53.011
Rae Woong Park2016-11-06 14:18:54.01
Peter Rijnbeek2017-03-08 14:59:33.01
Vojtech Huser2017-09-28 02:32:46.08
Ajit Londhe2017-07-20 04:12:04.01
Lee Evans2015-03-20 18:08:48.02
Alexey Arestenko2016-02-05 19:02:53.01
Anthony Sena2017-06-09 13:57:23.013
clairblacketer2018-02-22 20:22:27.0173
cukarthik2017-06-05 02:28:15.02
Gowtham Rao2017-11-06 10:29:17.016
Richard Starr2016-04-29 21:00:01.02

Other Committers

UserEmailMost Recent Commit# Commits
Karthik Natarajankan7003@knatarajan.cpmc.columbia.edu2017-01-12 21:15:00.02
Karthik Natarajankan7003@nyp.org2017-01-03 00:27:35.03
Karthik Natarajankan7003@nyp.org2017-01-03 00:27:35.03
Blacketermblacke@its.jnj.com2017-12-01 18:38:22.03
pbr6cornellpryan4@wprdusr98rggcr.wks.jnj.com2014-10-14 20:35:46.01

README

Common Data Model v5.3

See full CDM specification file on our github wiki or in the CDM V5.3 PDF

Release Notes for v5.3

This version is based on the pull requests and CDM proposals:

Additional Updates


This repo contains the definition of the OMOP Common Data Model. It supports the SQL technologies: BigQuery, Impala, Netezza, Oracle, Parallel Data Warehouse, Postgres, Redshift, and SQL Server. For each, the DDL, constraints and indexes (if appropriate) are defined.

Versions are defined using tagging and versioning. Full versions (V6, 7 etc.) are usually released each year (1-Jan) and are not backwards compatible. Minor versions (V5.1, 5.2 etc.) are not guaranteed to be backwards compatible though an effort is made to make sure that current queries will not break. Micro versions (V5.1.1, V5.1.2 etc.) are released irregularly and often, and contain small hot fixes or backward compatible changes to the last minor version.


This work is supported by the National Institutes of Health's National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, Grant Number U24TR002306. This work is solely the responsibility of the creators and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health.