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 |[[documentation:​cdm:​domain|DOMAIN]]|Newly created reference table for all Domains. Please refer to the [[documentation:​vocabulary:​domains_and_vocabularies|discussion]] of the Domains.| |[[documentation:​cdm:​domain|DOMAIN]]|Newly created reference table for all Domains. Please refer to the [[documentation:​vocabulary:​domains_and_vocabularies|discussion]] of the Domains.|
 |[[documentation:​cdm:​concept_class|CONCEPT_CLASS]]|Newly created reference table for all Concept Classes of Concepts. Please refer to the discussion of the individual Vocabularies for detais.| |[[documentation:​cdm:​concept_class|CONCEPT_CLASS]]|Newly created reference table for all Concept Classes of Concepts. Please refer to the discussion of the individual Vocabularies for detais.|
-|[[documentation:​cdm:​source_to_concept_map|SOURCE_TO_CONCEPT_MAP]]|No longer used for mapping of source codes to Standard Vocabularies. Instead, source codes have now a representation in the [[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]] table, and these Source Concepts are mapped to Standard Concepts using records in the [[documentation:​cdm:​concept_relationship|CONCEPT_RELATIONSHIP]] table "Maps to" and "​Mapped from". Please refer to the discussion of the individual Vocabularies for detais ​of the mapping.|+|[[documentation:​cdm:​source_to_concept_map|SOURCE_TO_CONCEPT_MAP]]|No longer used for mapping of source codes to Standard Vocabularies. Instead, source codes have now a representation in the [[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]] table, and these Source Concepts are mapped to Standard Concepts using records in the [[documentation:​cdm:​concept_relationship|CONCEPT_RELATIONSHIP]] table "Maps to" and "​Mapped from". Please refer to the [[documentation:​vocabulary:​mapping|discussion]] of the mapping and the individual Vocabularies for detais.|
 |[[documentation:​cdm:​cohort_definition|COHORT_DEFINITION]]|Newly created reference table for the definition of Cohorts in the COHORT table. This table is not supported with standardized content, but for internal use at each CDM instance.| |[[documentation:​cdm:​cohort_definition|COHORT_DEFINITION]]|Newly created reference table for the definition of Cohorts in the COHORT table. This table is not supported with standardized content, but for internal use at each CDM instance.|
 |[[documentation:​cdm:​attribute_definition|ATTRIBUTE_DEFINITION]]|Newly created reference table for the definition of Cohort Attributes in the COHORT_ATTRIBUTE table. This table is not supported with standardized content, but for internal use at each CDM instance.| |[[documentation:​cdm:​attribute_definition|ATTRIBUTE_DEFINITION]]|Newly created reference table for the definition of Cohort Attributes in the COHORT_ATTRIBUTE table. This table is not supported with standardized content, but for internal use at each CDM instance.|
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-|[[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]] and [[documentation:​cdm:​vocabulary|VOCABULARY]]|vocabulary_id|This is no longer a numerical but a character identifier of length 20. The character string refers to the Vocabulary in a human readable format for convenience of the analyst during querying. E.g., vocabulary_id 1 became vocabulary "​SNOMED",​ vocabulary_id 2 became "​ICD9CM"​. Please refer to the [[documentation:​vocabulary:​domains_and_vocabularies|discussion]] of the Vocabularies.| +|[[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]] and [[documentation:​cdm:​vocabulary|VOCABULARY]]|vocabulary_id|This is no longer a numerical but a character identifier of length 20. The character string refers to the Vocabulary in a human readable format for convenience of the analyst during querying. E.g., vocabulary_id 1 became vocabulary "​SNOMED",​ vocabulary_id 2 became "​ICD9CM"​. Please refer to the [[documentation:​vocabulary:​vocabularies|discussion]] of the Vocabularies.| 
-|[[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]]|concept_class_id|This used to be a character field called concept_class containing Concept Class as a string. Now, it contains a 20 character identifier referring to the [[documentation:​cdm:​concept_class|CONCEPT_CLASS]] table, similar to how Vocabularies are referred to in the vocabulary_id field. Please refer to the discussion of the individual ​vocabularies ​for details.| +|[[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]]|concept_class_id|This used to be a character field called concept_class containing Concept Class as a string. Now, it contains a 20 character identifier referring to the [[documentation:​cdm:​concept_class|CONCEPT_CLASS]] table, similar to how Vocabularies are referred to in the vocabulary_id field. Please refer to the discussion of the individual ​Vocabularies ​for details.| 
-|[[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]]|domain_id|This is a newly added field for a 20 character identifier referring to the [[documentation:​cdm:​domain|DOMAIN]] table, similar to how Vocabularies are referred to in the vocabulary_id field. Please refer to the [[documentation:​domains_and_vocabularies:​XXX|discussion]] of the Domains.| +|[[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]]|domain_id|This is a newly added field for a 20 character identifier referring to the [[documentation:​cdm:​domain|DOMAIN]] table, similar to how Vocabularies are referred to in the vocabulary_id field. Please refer to the [[documentation:​domains_and_vocabularies:​domains|discussion]] of the Domains.| 
-|[[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]]|standard_concept|This is a newly added field designating whether the Concept is a Standard Concept ("​S"​),​ a Classification Concept ("​C"​) or a Source Concept (NULL). Please refer to the [[documentation:​vocabulary:​XXX|discussion]] of how the Concept designation is used in practice.| +|[[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]]|standard_concept|This is a newly added field designating whether the Concept is a Standard Concept ("​S"​),​ a Classification Concept ("​C"​) or a Source Concept (NULL). Please refer to the [[documentation:​vocabulary:​standard_classification_and_source_concepts|discussion]] of how the Concept designation is used in practice.| 
-|[[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]]|concept_level|This field used to designate the hierarchical level within a Vocabulary or Domain, and is no longer available. Hierarchical levels only work for strictly stratified hierarchies such as RxNorm or MedDRA, and are no longer supported. Concept Level 0 used to designate non-Standard Concepts, which now is captured in the standard_concept field and explained [[documentation:​vocabulary:​XXX|here]].|+|[[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]]|concept_level|This field used to designate the hierarchical level within a Vocabulary or Domain, and is no longer available. Hierarchical levels only work for strictly stratified hierarchies such as RxNorm or MedDRA, and are no longer supported. Concept Level 0 used to designate non-Standard Concepts, which now is captured in the standard_concept field and explained [[documentation:​vocabulary:​standard_classification_and_source_concepts|here]].|
 |[[documentation:​cdm:​vocabulary|VOCABULARY]]|vocabulary_reference|This is a newly added field referring to external documentation of the Vocabulary.| |[[documentation:​cdm:​vocabulary|VOCABULARY]]|vocabulary_reference|This is a newly added field referring to external documentation of the Vocabulary.|
 |[[documentation:​cdm:​vocabulary|VOCABULARY]]|vocabulary_version|This is a newly added field capturing the version of the Vocabulary as indicated in the source.| |[[documentation:​cdm:​vocabulary|VOCABULARY]]|vocabulary_version|This is a newly added field capturing the version of the Vocabulary as indicated in the source.|
 |[[documentation:​cdm:​vocabulary|VOCABULARY]]|vocabulary_concept_id|This is a newly added field referring to the Concept representing the Vocabulary.| |[[documentation:​cdm:​vocabulary|VOCABULARY]]|vocabulary_concept_id|This is a newly added field referring to the Concept representing the Vocabulary.|
-|[[documentation:​cdm:​concept_relationship|CONCEPT_RELATIONSHIP]] and [[documentation:​cdm:​relationship|RELATIONSHIP]]|relationship_id|This is no longer a numerical but a character identifier of length 20. The character string refers to the Relationship in a human readable format for convenience of the analyst during querying. E.g., relationship_id 10 became "​Subsumes",​ relationship_id 353 became "Maps to". Please refer to the [[documentation:​vocabulary:​XXX|discussion]] of the Concept Relationships.|+|[[documentation:​cdm:​concept_relationship|CONCEPT_RELATIONSHIP]] and [[documentation:​cdm:​relationship|RELATIONSHIP]]|relationship_id|This is no longer a numerical but a character identifier of length 20. The character string refers to the Relationship in a human readable format for convenience of the analyst during querying. E.g., relationship_id 10 became "​Subsumes",​ relationship_id 353 became "Maps to". Please refer to the discussion ​of the Vocabularies for details ​of the Concept Relationships.|
 |[[documentation:​cdm:​relationship|RELATIONSHIP]]|relationship_concept_id|This is a newly added field referring to the Concept representing the Relationship.| |[[documentation:​cdm:​relationship|RELATIONSHIP]]|relationship_concept_id|This is a newly added field referring to the Concept representing the Relationship.|
 |[[documentation:​cdm:​concept_synonym|CONCEPT_SYNONYM]]|language_concept_id|This is a newly added field referring to the Concept of the language used. Currently, only English is supported in the Standardized Vocabularies.| |[[documentation:​cdm:​concept_synonym|CONCEPT_SYNONYM]]|language_concept_id|This is a newly added field referring to the Concept of the language used. Currently, only English is supported in the Standardized Vocabularies.|
-|DRUG_STRENGTH|amount_unit_concept_id|This field used to be called amount_unit containing the unit as a character string. Now, it is a foreign key to the Unit Concept in the [[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]] table.| +|[[documentation:​cdm:​drug_strength|DRUG_STRENGTH]]|amount_unit_concept_id|This field used to be called amount_unit containing the unit as a character string. Now, it is a foreign key to the Unit Concept in the [[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]] table.| 
-|DRUG_STRENGTH|numerator_value|This field used to be called enumerator_value.| +|[[documentation:​cdm:​drug_strength|DRUG_STRENGTH]]|numerator_value|This field used to be called enumerator_value.| 
-|DRUG_STRENGTH|numerator_unit_concept_id|This field used to be called enumerator_unit containing the unit as a character string. Now, it is a foreign key to the Unit Concept in the [[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]] table.| +|[[documentation:​cdm:​drug_strength|DRUG_STRENGTH]]|numerator_unit_concept_id|This field used to be called enumerator_unit containing the unit as a character string. Now, it is a foreign key to the Unit Concept in the [[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]] table.| 
-|DRUG_STRENGTH|denominator_unit_concept_id|This field used to be called denominator_unit containing the unit as a character string. Now, it is a foreign key to the Unit Concept in the [[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]] table.|+|[[documentation:​cdm:​drug_strength|DRUG_STRENGTH]]|denominator_unit_concept_id|This field used to be called denominator_unit containing the unit as a character string. Now, it is a foreign key to the Unit Concept in the [[documentation:​cdm:​concept|CONCEPT]] table.|
  
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