SIIM hackathon-dataset
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Dataset Description
The SIIM Hackathon Dataset comprises FHIR JSON objects and DICOM images that represent fictitious patient vignettes, designed for use in hackathon environments. This dataset is intended to support the exploration and development of applications using the DICOMweb and FHIR standards.
Data Structure
FHIR Data
- Organization: The dataset is organized into top-level directories for cross-patient resources such as Medications, Practitioners, and Organizations.
- Patient-Specific: Each patient has a dedicated sub-folder containing FHIR resources structured according to the FHIR Resource List.
- FHIR Documents: Within these sub-folders, JSON FHIR documents are stored, each with a commented header specifying the filename and an ID.
DICOM Data
- Storage: DICOM images are stored in a Git sub-module under each patients name, with nested folders representing individual studies.
- Access: To access the DICOM files, a recursive clone of the repository or a manual update of the submodule is required.
Data Content
Patient Narratives
The dataset includes detailed narratives for each patient, including:
- Sally SIIM: A 58-year-old female with a history of breast cancer and hypothyroidism.
- Ravi SIIM: A 60-year-old male with chronic lung disease.
- Joe SIIM: A 60-year-old male with a history of lung adenocarcinoma.
Each narrative is accompanied by a series of imaging exams and clinical reports, providing a comprehensive view of the patients medical history and current condition.
Usage
The dataset is designed for use in hackathons and development environments, supporting the creation of applications that utilize DICOM and FHIR standards. It includes tools and scripts for uploading resources to a FHIR server and creating MHD resources.
Contribution
Contributions to the dataset can be made by forking the repository on GitHub, making changes, and submitting a pull request.




