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Explore the CDW clinical schema, tables, and column relationships
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Systematically build and refine patient cohorts from CDW clinical data
Traverse the SPOKE biomedical knowledge graph to find entity relationships
Query the OMOP CDM to identify patient phenotypes and clinical concepts
| name | cdw-explore-schema |
| description | Explore the CDW clinical schema, tables, and column relationships |
Use this skill when the user wants to understand what data is available in the Clinical Data Warehouse before writing queries.
CDW-get_available_tables to list all available tables with descriptionsCDW-explore_table_schema to show columns and typesCDW-search_clinical_concepts to find relevant medical codes (ICD, CPT, LOINC)