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"Lead Safe" is an API available to Chicago-area hospital and health networks to estimate the likelihood that a child will be exposed to lead-based paint hazards. Health network providers can provide information on the patient's demographics, address, and history on their past visits and blood-lead levels, the Lead Safe API will provide an estimate of the risk of elevated, unsafe blood-lead levels for children under 4 years-old.
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"Lead Safe" is an API available to Chicago-area hospital and health networks to estimate the likelihood that a child will be exposed to lead-based paint hazards. Health network providers can provide information on the patient's demographics, address, and history on their past visits and blood-lead levels, the Lead Safe API will provide an estimate of the risk of elevated, unsafe blood-lead levels for children under 4 years-old.
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The API uses a predictive model developed by the University of Chicago[^1] that uses historical blood-lead level testing conducted by the State of Illinois. Data submitted through this API and subsequent testing conducted will improve the accuracy of the model, allowing for a more effective use of blood tests to prevent elevated lead levels.
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## Obtaining Access
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### Eligibility
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To access the API, fill out [this form](#) to be contacted by the Chicago Department of Public Health. The city will need to verify your eligiblity as an area health provider.
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To access the API, fill out [this form](#) to be contacted by the Chicago Department of Public Health. The city will need to verify your eligibility as an area health provider.
| network_id | Text | <N/A\>| The parent entity of the submitting organization |
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| clinic_id | Text | <N/A\>| Organization ID |
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| location_id | Text | <N/A\>| Specific Location Abbreviation in Centricity |
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| date_of_birth | Date | yyyy-mm-dd | Patient date of birth |
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| gender | Text | M/F/U | Patient gender |
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| race | Text | Code Values from Centricity | Standard ONC Race definitions <br /> <br /> **Code / description** <br /> 1002-5 / American Indian or Alaska Native <br /> 2028-9 / Asian <br /> 2054-5 / Black or African American <br /> 2076-8 / Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander <br /> 2106-3 / White <br /> UNK / Unknown |
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| ethnicity | Text | Code Values from Centricity | Standard ONC Ethnicity definitions <br/> <br/> **Code / description** <br /> 2135-2 / Hispanic or Latino <br /> 2186-5 / NonHispanic or Latino <br /> UNK / Unknown |
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| ethnicity | Text | Code Values from Centricity | Standard ONC Ethnicity definitions <br/> <br/> **Code / description** <br /> 2135-2 / Hispanic or Latino <br /> 2186-5 / Non-Hispanic or Latino <br /> UNK / Unknown |
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| VISIT ARRAY |||_Optional_ May entirely omit the array if visit history does not exist or is unavailable. |
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| visit.visit_id | Numeric | 16 Digit GE ID | Unique GE ID for specific visit (DocumentID) |
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| visit.date | Date | yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.sss-hh:mm| Date of visit (RFC 3339 complient date) |
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| Field | Format | Constraints | Notes/Questions |
| Date | Integer | <N/A\>| ID of the record submitted. |
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| Server | Text | "Apache" | The type of the server providing the results |
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| Content-Location | URL | <N/A\>|Pernament location to retrieve the results |
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| Content-Location | URL | <N/A\>|Permanent location to retrieve the results |
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| ETag || <N/A\>||
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| Content-Length | Integer | 225 ||
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| Content-Type | Text | application/json | Informs user that the content will be a JSON file |
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## Interpreting Risk Levels
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Elevated lead levels has severe impacts on a child's mental and physical development. When the API identifies elevated blood-lead levels, doctors are highly encouraged to conduct further blood tests
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Elevated lead levels have severe impacts on a child's mental and physical development. When the API identifies elevated blood-lead levels, doctors are highly encouraged to conduct further blood tests
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!!! note "Follow-up after the blood test"
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If elevated lead levels are confirmed by subsequent blood testing, the family has multiple options when deciding how to mitigate potential sources of lead poisoning:
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The "Lead Safe" API was developed by the [Chicago Department of Public Health](https://www.cityofchicago.org/city/en/depts/cdph.html), University of Chicago's [Center for Data Science and Public Policy](http://dsapp.uchicago.edu/) and [Harris School of Public Policy](http://harris.uchicago.edu), and the [Chicago Department of Innovation and Technology](https://www.cityofchicago.org/city/en/depts/doit.html). This project was made possible by a grant from the [Robert Wood Johnson Foundation](http://www.rwjf.org/).
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[^1]: Potash _et al._ (2015) [Predictive Modeling for Public Health](ttps://dssg.uchicago.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/p2039-potash.pdf). _Proceedings of the 21th ACM SIGKDD International Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining_ pp. 2039-2047.
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[^1]: Potash _et al._ (2015) [Predictive Modeling for Public Health](https://dssg.uchicago.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/p2039-potash.pdf). _Proceedings of the 21th ACM SIGKDD International Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining_ pp. 2039-2047.
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