OHNLP/omop_mcp
by Various
Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for mapping clinical terminology to Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership (OMOP) concepts using Large Language Models
MCP
OHNLP/omop_mcp
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
OHNLP/omop_mcp is a Model Context Protocol server that maps clinical terminology to Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership (OMOP) concepts using large language models. It provides a standardized interface for tools to query an LLM for concept mapping.
Best for
Best for
Developers integrating clinical terminology mapping into healthcare software using large language models
Use cases
- Integrating clinical NLP into healthcare applications
- Mapping free-text clinical notes to standardized OMOP codes
- Building a decision support tool that uses OMOP concept mapping
How to use
Tools exposed
uv
Tested with
Claude Desktop
Example client config
{\n "mcpServers": {\n "omop_mcp": {\n "command": "uv",\n "args": ["--directory", "<path-to-local-repo>", "run", "omop_mcp"]\n }\n }\n} Notes
OHNLP/omop_mcp is a Model Context Protocol server that maps clinical terminology to Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership (OMOP) concepts using large language models. It provides a standardized interface for tools to query an LLM for concept mapping.
35 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-11.
Use cases
- Integrating clinical NLP into healthcare applications
- Mapping free-text clinical notes to standardized OMOP codes
- Building a decision support tool that uses OMOP concept mapping
Pros
- Uses a standardized protocol (MCP) for tool integration
- Leverages LLMs for flexible mapping of varied clinical terms
- Open source and written in Python, easy to extend
Cons
- Requires running an LLM, which may be computationally expensive
- Mapping accuracy depends on the quality and training of the LLM
- Small community (35 stars) means limited support and documentation
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Pros
- Uses a standardized protocol (MCP) for tool integration
- Leverages LLMs for flexible mapping of varied clinical terms
- Open source and written in Python, easy to extend
Cons
- Requires running an LLM, which may be computationally expensive
- Mapping accuracy depends on the quality and training of the LLM
- Small community (35 stars) means limited support and documentation
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