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An adapter for transfer DigitalTWIN Clinic Description to FHIR

Project description

Digitaltwins on FHIR

Usage

  • Setup and connect to FHIR server
from digitaltwins_on_fhir.core import Adapter

adapter = Adapter("http://localhost:8080/fhir/")

Load data to FHIR server

Primary measurements

  • Load FHIR bundle
 await adapter.loader().load_fhir_bundle('./dataset/dataset-fhir-bundles')
  • Load DigitalTWIN Clinical Description (primary measurements)
measurements = adapter.loader().load_sparc_dataset_primary_measurements()
with open('./dataset/measurements.json', 'r') as file:
    data = json.load(file)

await measurements.add_measurements_description(data).generate_resources()
  • Add Practitioner (researcher) to FHIR server
from digitaltwins_on_fhir.core.resource import Identifier, Code, HumanName, Practitioner

await measurements.add_practitioner(researcher=Practitioner(
  active=True,
  identifier=[
    Identifier(use=Code("official"), system="sparc.org",
               value='sparc-d557ac68-f365-0718-c945-8722ec')],
  name=[HumanName(use="usual", text="Xiaoming Li", family="Li", given=["Xiaoming"])],
  gender="male"
))

Workflow

Search

References in Task (workflow tool process) resource

  • owner: Patient reference
  • for: ResearchStudy (Assay) reference
  • focus: ActivityDefinition (workflow tool) reference
  • basedOn: ResearchSubject (patient research subject) reference
  • requester (Optional): Practitioner (researcher) reference
  • references in input
    • ImagingStudy
    • Observation
    • DocumentReference
  • references in output
    • ImagingStudy
    • Observation
    • DocumentReference
Example
  • Find a specific workflow process
    • If known: patient, assay, and workflow tool uuids
client = adapter.async_client

# Step 1: find the patient
patient = await client.resources("Patient").search(
                                    identifier="patient-xxxx").first()
# Step 2: find the assay
assay = await client.resources("ResearchStudy").search(
                                    identifier="dataset-xxxx").first()
# Step 3: find the workflow tool
workflow_tool = await client.resources("ActivityDefinition").search(
                                    identifier="workflow-tool-xxxx").first()
# Step 4: find the research subject (cohort in assay)
research_subject = await client.resources("ResearchSubject").search(
                                    patient=patient.to_reference().reference,
                                    study=assay.to_reference().reference).first()
workflow_tool_process = await client.resources("Task").search(
                                    subject=assay.to_reference(),
                                    focus=workflow_tool.to_reference(),
                                    based_on=research_subject.to_reference(),
                                    owner=patient.to_reference()).first()
  • Find all input resources of the workflow tool process
inputs = workflow_tool_process.get("input")
for i in inputs:
    input_reference = i.get("valueReference")
    input_resource = await input_reference.to_resource()
  • Find the input data comes from with dataset
    • Assume we don't know the dataset and patient uuids at this stage
composition = await client.resources("Composition").search(
                                    title="primary measurements", 
                                    entry=input_reference).first()
dataset_uuid = composition.get_by_path([
        'identifier',
        {'system':'https://www.auckland.ac.nz/en/abi.html'},
        'value'
    ], '')
dataset = await client.resources("Composition").search(identifier=dataset_uuid).fetch_all()
  • Find all output resources of the workflow tool process
outputs = workflow_tool_process.get("output")
for output in outputs:
    output_reference = output.get("valueReference")
    output_resource = await output_reference.to_resource()

References in PlanDefinition (workflow) resource

  • action
    • definition_canonical: ActivityDefinition (workflow tool) reference
Example
  • If known workflow uuid
    • Find all related workflow tools
      workflow = await client.resources("PlanDefinition").search(
                                          identifier="sparc-workflow-uuid-001").first()
      actions = workflow.get("action")
      
      for a in actions:
          if a.get("definitionCanonical") is None:
              continue
          resource_type, _id = a.get("definitionCanonical").split("/")
          workflow_tool = await client.reference(resource_type, _id).to_resource()
      
    • Find all related workflow processes
      assay = await client.resources("ResearchStudy").search(
                                      identifier="dataset-xxxx").first()
      workflow_tool_processes = await client.resources("Task").search(
                                          subject=assay.to_reference()).fetch_all()
      

Search in DigitalTWINS on FHIR methods

search = adapter.search()
  • Finding all primary measurements for a patient
measurements = await self.search.get_patient_measurements("xxx-xxxx")
  • Find which workflow, tool, and primary data was used to generate a specific derived measurement observation
res = await self.search.get_workflow_details_by_derived_data("Observation", "xxxx-xxxx")
  • Find all inputs and their dataset uuid for generating the Observation
res = await self.search.get_all_inputs_by_derived_data("Observation","xxx-xxxx")
  • Find all tools and models used by a workflow and their workflow tool processes
res = await self.search.get_all_workflow_tools_by_workflow(name="Automated torso model generation - script")
  • Find inputs and outputs of a given tool in a workflow
res = await self.search.get_all_inputs_outputs_of_workflow_tool(name="Tumour Position Correction (Manual) Tool")

Reference in resource

  • ResearchStudy - Study
    • principalInvestigator: Practitioner reference
  • ResearchStudy - Assay
    • protocol: [ PlanDefinition(Workflow) reference ]
    • partOf: [ ResearchStudy(Study) reference ]
  • ResearchSubject - Assay cohort
    • individual(patient): Patient reference
    • study: ResearchStudy(Assay) reference
    • consent: Consent reference
  • ResearchSubject - dataset cohort
    • individual(patient): Patient reference
    • consent: Consent reference
  • Composition - primary measurements
    • author: [ Patient reference, Practitioner reference ]
    • subject: ResearchSubject reference
    • entry: [ Observation reference, ImagingStudy reference, DocumentReference reference ]
  • ImagingStudy
    • subject: Patient reference
    • endpoint: [ Endpoint Reference ]
    • referrer: Practitioner reference
  • Observation - primary measurements
    • subject: Patient reference
  • DocumentRefernce
    • subject: Patient reference
  • PlanDefinition:
    • action.definitionCanonical: ActivityDefinition reference string
  • ActivityDefinition:
    • participant: [ software uuid, model uuid ]
  • Task:
    • owner: patient reference
    • for(subject): ResearchSubject(Assay) reference
    • focus: ActivityDefinition(workflow) tool reference
    • basedOn: research subject reference
    • requester (Optional): practitioner reference
    • input: [ Observation reference, ImagingStudy reference ]
    • output: [ Observation reference, ImagingStudy reference ]

Work steps

  • Upload measurements dataset (primary measurements)
  • Upload workflow / workflow tools
  • Create Assay (get practitioner, study, and workflow process information)

DigitalTWIN on FHIR Diagram

DigitalTWIN on FHIR

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