Add a FAQ section

[zhx828]

I got few questions from one of the OncoKB users who started to use OncoTree as their ontology resource. I think these questions are frequently asked and useful for our new users.

Questions to be considered(They all come from an user):

• Why do you distinguish between “detailed tumor types” and “main tumor types” and why are the main tumor types not entered into the oncotree with separate nodes?

• Do you have codes for the main tumor types, just like for the detailed tumor types? Or are you planning on assigning them in the future?

• Why do you include so many main tumor types with the extension “, NOS”? These types are not included in the drop-down menu for the tumor types on the oncokb website. Would it make a difference to the results when using these NOS-terms as input to the web-api?

• Do you have a mapping of the main tumor types onto NCI or UMLS as for the detailed tumor types?

• Do you have a mapping for the tumor types onto the common SNOMED or ICD10 codes? Or do you have a suggestion on how to perform this mapping?

[NishchayRajput]

I would like to work on this issue please assign this.

[ritikakundra]

Sure @NishchayRajput, how do you plan to go about it?

[NishchayRajput]

Sure @NishchayRajput, how do you plan to go about it?

I plan to add a dedicated FAQ page to the application and integrate a navigation link to it in the header for easy access. The page will be designed to present the frequently asked questions in a clear and structured manner. I will ensure that:

• The FAQ page follows the existing design language of the application for consistency.
• The questions will be listed in a well-organized format.
• The content will be structured in a way that provides concise yet informative answers to each question.
• I will check if there is any existing FAQ framework or styling within the project to maintain consistency.
• If needed, I will discuss with the team whether additional clarifications should be included in the answers.
• I will ensure the page is mobile-friendly and accessible.