The OHDSI Sweden community is building the OMOP data model
The adoption of the OMOP Common Data Model, which aims to harmonise health data, is still at an early stage in Sweden, but progress is rapid.
The study ‘Migraine comorbidity and phenotypic disease networks in occupational health care’ was presented in the 19th Congress of the International Headache Society in Dublin, Ireland (5-8 September, 2019). The objective of this new RWE study was to further elucidate the migraine burden by examining the ICD-10 coded phenotypic diseasomes for migraine patients. This study was conducted together with Novartis and Terveystalo. You can access the abstract from the link below.
Abstract of Migraine comorbidity and phenotypic disease networks in occupational health care

Migraine comorbidity and phenotypic disease networks in occupational health care. Korolainen M A, Kurki S, Tuominen S, Toppila I, Lassenius M I, Santaholma J, Purmonen T, Nissilä M. 19th Congress of the International Headache Society, Sep 7-8, 2019; Dublin, Ireland.
The adoption of the OMOP Common Data Model, which aims to harmonise health data, is still at an early stage in Sweden, but progress is rapid.
Disruption is present in many forms, and our clients are facing new challenges that require them to adapt to new ways of working. The same applies to us.
In a data gap analysis, gaps in the available information of the therapy area and data on a medicinal product are mapped and assessed against regulatory, scientific, and business requirements.