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Query the OMOP CDM to identify patient phenotypes and clinical concepts
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| name | omop-phenotype-query |
| description | Query the OMOP CDM to identify patient phenotypes and clinical concepts |
Use this skill when the user wants to define or query patient phenotypes using the OMOP Common Data Model at UCSF.
list_ucsf_omop_tables to show the available OMOP domain tablesquery_ucsf_omop and present results with concept names