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Phenomics Workshop Series

A series of conferences and community gatherings to coalesce phenomics informatics data structures, ontologies, algorithms, and tools.

Disease Naming Workshop

Date Time (ET) Location (hybrid event)
August 15-16, 2022 9am - 5pm Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

Background & Intended Audience

The organizing committee, as members of Mondo, ClinGen, OMIM, and the WHO ICD Medical Scientific Advisory Committee, are most interested in joining forces to come up with broad, community level strategies for disease nomenclature.

This workshop is intended for anyone who participates in the naming of diseases and those who contribute to the development of the Mondo disease ontology. This Includes, but is not limited to, members of the ClinGen, OMIM, GARD, WHO, NIH, and Monarch Initiative communities. All are welcome.

Agenda

The workshop will consist of 3 introductory talks on the ICD-11 serialization and nomenclature work, the latest ClinGen Disease Naming Guidelines, and the Current Mondo process for creating, and managing disease names. The remaining time, over the two days of the workshop, will be used to foster discussions over examples of the most challenging issues, and define our approach to achieve community-level agreement on disease naming governance.

Monday, August 15, 2022

Time (ET) Sesion Topic Speaker
9:00am Welcome Message Organizing Committee  
9:15am Introduction ICD-11 Serialization and Nomenclature Christopher Chute
9:45am Introduction ClinGen Disease Naming Preliminary guidance Cortney Thaxton
10:15 am Break    
10:45 am Introduction Creating and managing disease names in Mondo Melissa Haendel
11:15 am Introduction Wishlisting the ‘ideal’ disease naming strategy Monica Munoz-Torres
12:00 pm Lunch    
1:30 - 5 pm Discussions Work together through example issues Everyone

Tuesday, August 16, 2022

Time (ET) Sesion Topic Speaker
9:00 am - 12 pm Discussions Work together through example issues Everyone
1:30 pm - 5 pm Planning next steps Outlining community-wide governance for disease naming Everyone

Registration

A $50 registration fee will be collected on site for those attending in person. This fee is reimbursable.

Financial support

With funds from a conference-centric grant from NIH BD2K, we plan to cover the costs of flights, hotels, and per diem for some of our participants. We encourage and welcome our junior scientists and trainees to reach out to us with inquiries about covering your travel costs.

Workshop organizers

COVID-19 policy

Our workshop will be held at Johns Hopkins University, and we will observe their public health guidelines. Please check the latest updates at https://covidinfo.jhu.edu. Please note that, given ever changing conditions of the virus and its spread, JHU guidelines on COVID-19 may change at any time.

Code of Conduct

Please read our Code of Conduct prior to attending the workshop, available here.

Funding

This workshop is supported by an NIH BD2K conference grant “Forums for Integrative phenomics” to Drs. Melissa Haendel and Peter Robinson: U13 CA221044.