Add bdchm-derived value sets for clinical, SDOH, and data use domains

[cmungall]

Summary

• Add value sets derived from the BioData Catalyst Data Harmonization Model (bdchm)
• Creates 3 new schema files and expands specimen processing enums

New Schema Files

social/sdoh.yaml

• GravitySdohDomainEnum - 18 SDOH domains from the Gravity Project (food insecurity, housing, transportation, etc.)
• EducationalAttainmentEnum - 8 education levels

clinical/provenance.yaml

• ConditionProvenanceEnum - 13 condition/diagnosis source types
• VisitProvenanceEnum - 18 visit/encounter source types
• DrugExposureProvenanceEnum - 11 drug exposure sources
• StatusEnum - PRESENT/ABSENT/UNKNOWN
• HistoricalStatusEnum - includes HISTORICAL status
• ResearchProjectTypeEnum - CONSORTIUM/STUDY

data/data_use.yaml

• DataUsePermissionEnum - GA4GH DUO permissions (GRU, HMB, DS, NO_RESTRICTION)
• DataUseModifierEnum - DUO modifiers (NPO, NCU, IRB, etc.)

bio/specimen_processing.yaml (expanded)

• AnalyteTypeEnum - DNA, RNA, cfDNA, protein, etc.
• SourceMaterialTypeEnum - specimen source materials
• Additional specimen processing enums

Test plan

• All new schema files pass validation individually
• Site builds successfully
• Ontology mappings verified via OLS

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PR Review for bdchm-derived value sets ✅

I've completed a comprehensive review of this pull request. Overall, this is a high-quality contribution that follows the project's standards and best practices.

Todo List

• Analyze overall PR structure and scope
• Review new schema files for LinkML compliance
• Validate ontology mappings and CURIE usage
• Check naming conventions adherence
• Examine generated code quality
• Test validation and build processes
• Assess security considerations
• Evaluate test coverage
• Provide final recommendations

🟢 Overall Assessment: APPROVED

This PR successfully adds well-structured value sets derived from the BioData Catalyst Data Harmonization Model (bdchm). The implementation follows LinkML best practices and maintains consistency with existing codebase standards.

✅ Strengths

Code Quality & Best Practices

• Excellent LinkML Schema Structure: All new schema files follow proper LinkML conventions with appropriate imports, prefixes, and metadata
• Consistent Organization: New files are logically organized into domain-specific directories (social/, clinical/, data/)
• High-Quality Documentation: Comprehensive descriptions, titles, and see_also references throughout
• Generated Code Quality: Clean, well-structured Python enums with proper inheritance from RichEnum

Ontology Mappings & Standards Compliance

• Verified CURIE Mappings: All ontology mappings use proper CURIE format with validated prefixes
• Appropriate Ontology Selection: Uses domain-appropriate ontologies:
  • NCIT:* for medical/health terms
  • SNOMED:* for clinical conditions
  • MESH:* for health-related concepts
  • DUO:* for GA4GH Data Use Ontology terms
  • EFO:* for experimental factors
• Cached Ontology Terms: New terms are properly cached in cache/ncit/terms.csv and other relevant cache files

Naming Conventions

• Perfect Adherence: All enum names use CamelCase (e.g., GravitySdohDomainEnum, ConditionProvenanceEnum)
• Consistent Value Names: All permissible values use UPPER_CASE format
• Descriptive Naming: Enum and value names are clear and self-documenting

🟡 Minor Considerations

Performance

• Large Schema Size: The addition of 4400+ lines across multiple files increases the overall schema size. This is expected for comprehensive value sets and shouldn't impact runtime performance.
• Generation Time: May slightly increase schema compilation time, but this is negligible for the added value.

Test Coverage

• Existing Framework: The PR relies on existing validation infrastructure rather than adding specific tests for new enums
• Validation Passes: Based on the author's claims and our review, validation appears successful
• Consider Adding: Future PRs might benefit from domain-specific validation tests

🟢 Security Assessment

No security concerns identified:

• All external references point to legitimate ontology sources
• No executable code or suspicious patterns detected
• Follows established patterns from existing codebase
• No hardcoded credentials or sensitive information

📋 Technical Details

New Schema Files

1. social/sdoh.yaml - 18 SDOH domains + education levels (Gravity Project standards)
2. clinical/provenance.yaml - 6 enums for clinical data provenance (OHDSI/OMOP aligned)
3. data/data_use.yaml - GA4GH DUO permissions and modifiers
4. bio/specimen_processing.yaml - Expanded with new analyte and source material enums

Generated Artifacts

• Python datamodel files properly updated
• JSON Schema correctly generated
• Documentation site structure maintained with new imports

🎯 Recommendations

Immediate Actions (None Required)

This PR is ready for merge as-is. All quality gates appear satisfied.

Future Enhancements

1. Domain-Specific Validation: Consider adding tests that validate enum completeness for specific use cases
2. Usage Examples: Future PRs could include examples demonstrating how to use these new value sets
3. Cross-Reference Documentation: Link related enums in documentation for better discoverability

📊 Change Summary

• Files Added: 4 new schema files, 4 new Python enum files
• Files Modified: 13 files (mainly generated artifacts and main schema imports)
• Impact: +4438 lines (mostly documentation and enum definitions), -48 lines
• Backward Compatibility: ✅ Fully maintained

✅ Recommendation: MERGE

This PR represents a significant and valuable addition to the valuesets project. The implementation quality is excellent, follows all established patterns, and provides important domain-specific value sets that will benefit users working with clinical, social determinants of health, and data use governance domains.

The bdchm-derived enums are well-documented, properly mapped to ontologies, and will integrate seamlessly with existing LinkML workflows.

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR adds comprehensive value sets derived from the BioData Catalyst Data Harmonization Model (bdchm) covering social determinants of health, clinical data provenance, data use permissions, and specimen processing domains. The additions integrate well-established standards from the Gravity Project, GA4GH DUO, and OHDSI Common Data Model.

• New value sets for 18 SDOH domains (food insecurity, housing, transportation, etc.) and 8 educational attainment levels
• Clinical provenance enums tracking the source of condition, visit, and drug exposure records (42 total values across 3 enums)
• GA4GH Data Use Ontology permissions and modifiers for data governance (11 total values)
• Expanded specimen processing with 8 new enums covering analyte types, source materials, and quality observations

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
src/valuesets/schema/social/sdoh.yaml	Defines Gravity Project SDOH domains and US educational attainment levels
src/valuesets/schema/clinical/provenance.yaml	Clinical data provenance enums for condition, visit, and drug exposure sources plus status enums
src/valuesets/schema/data/data_use.yaml	GA4GH DUO data use permissions and modifiers
src/valuesets/schema/bio/specimen_processing.yaml	Expanded with analyte types, source materials, and specimen processing/quality enums
src/valuesets/schema/valuesets.yaml	Updated imports to include new schema modules
src/valuesets/enums/**/*.py	Generated Python enum classes with proper metadata
src/valuesets/enums/__init__.py	Updated exports for new enums
mkdocs.yml	Added governance, how-to guides sections, and excluded manuscript folder