Asp/IEETA Health-Grid Workshop Brussels 20 th September 2002 A. Sousa Pereira Univ. Aveiro - IEETA.

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Asp/IEETA Health-Grid Workshop Brussels 20 th September 2002 A. Sousa Pereira Univ. Aveiro - IEETA

Asp/IEETA Content Background Objectives Methodology Outputs

Asp/IEETA Background New technologies (Biochips, bioinformatics) and research approaches (Proteomics, Genomics,) are revolutionising biomedical research. The Human Genome Project is making a main contribution to the knowledge of the relationships between human genes and physiopathological states.

Asp/IEETA Background The integration of these massive amounts of genetic information in the clinical environment will give rise to a new clinical practice based on Molecular Medicine and personalised healthcare. Diagnosis will be more precise and include genetic testing that could be done using biochip technology at the point of care and therapy methods will include personalized drugs.

Asp/IEETA Barriers Different sources of relevant information are spread over the Internet Wide range of formats difficulting data interchange Codification and terminology is not unified, quality is difficult to discern

Asp/IEETA Barriers Medical coding systems not ready for managing genetic information Bioinformatic tools designed for researchers Lack of guidance for the physician

Asp/IEETA

Objectives 1.Determination of the needs of genetic and medical information in various pathologies, considered as “rare genetic diseases”, in health environments. 2.Design of the methods and development of tools for the integration of heterogeneous databases over Internet.

Asp/IEETA Objectives 3.Design and implementation of an interface to aid users to search, find and retrieve the contents of remote databases, based on a vocabulary server for the integration of medical and genetic terms and concepts. 4.Development of an assistant to help health practitioners to use the designed methods and tools. 5.Integration of the complete system and validation in the area of rare genetic diseases

Asp/IEETA

Methodology Databases –Clinical (patient information) PHRs –Medical (disease information) (Rare diseases) –Genetics (dbSNP) –Hybrids (OMIM) Panel of users

Asp/IEETA Sources of Genetic Information Genome and sequence databases –EMBL Protein sequence and structures –PDB, SwissProt Mutations –Central variation databases – HGMD –Single Locus Databases Genetic diseases –OMIM, GeneCards, GeneReviews –Genes and Disease Genetic tests –Geneclinics, EddNal SNPs –(dbSNP)

Asp/IEETA Medical terminology and coding systems ICD SNOMED UMLS MeSH LOINC GALEN

Asp/IEETA Technical issues WEB-based user interface Internet/intranet, TCP/IP protocol JAVA compliant and CORBA middleware Open and distributed system based on reusable components Object-oriented design and implementation Adaptable to PC, MAC and UNIX user workstations State-of-the-art security guidelines

Asp/IEETA Expected achievements Integration of clinical and genetic info from heterogeneous remote databases Improving existing methods: –Medical/Genetics virtual databases –Data warehouse –Distributed DBs A vocabulary server that aims to combine existing terminology systems in Medicine and Genetics Novel framework for clinicians to locate, search, access, retrieve and use genomic information in patient care

Asp/IEETA Consortium Univ. Aveiro – IEETA (Coordinator) UPM - Universidad Politecnica de Madrid ISCIII – Instituto de Salud Carlos III Linköping University STAB Vida – GENOMICA http: //infogenmed.ieeta.pt