Re: Seeking expertise on addiction medicine...

Rikard Lövström Den 18 feb 2016 07:50 skrev "Heather Leslie" < heather.les...@oceaninformatics.com>: > Hi everyone, > > > > The CKM Editorial teams in Norway and the international openEHR CKM are > seeking expertise for development of our tobacco, drug and alcohol &g

Re: book recommendation - basic formal ontology (BFO) for biomedicine

dation for that. We will be using it increasingly in the openEHR > specification space, and I think others will find it useful as well. > > - thomas > > ___ > openEHR-clinical mailing list > openEHR-clinical@lists.openehr.org > > http://lists.openehr.org/mailman/listinfo/openehr-clinical

Examination findings - how much structured detail

Hi Tony, A good approach. Very practical. I am all with you. I could also add, when looking at the narrative in the user interface perspective, that a user interface could react to specific terms when they are put in by the user. Some of these particular terms could be able to quantify or otherwis

evaluate sport activity

Dear all, There is a work in Sweden for a number of years now, of structuring medical evidence and details about physical activity as treatment of some thirty different conditions. I am involved in the informatics work, preparing some development of the database. The contents could be interesting

openEHR outputs

Hi Phil, There are several ongoing projects in Sweden with the parameters you are mentioning. Some examples are - nosocomial infections (both a detecting system, a tracking system and a system for registering and feedback of healthcare associated infections, antibiotics precribed, catheter use, ve

Re: Sweden’s noble e-Health strategy

Perhaps this could work, see titles/descriptions below, click the titles and get each specific link. ? *V-Tim - presentation Lund 101102 * A presentation about V-TIM ? the applied in

Research Topic

Hi Hasti, There is some maintained knowledge base for "rare disesases" in this area in Sweden. Our National Board of Health and Welfare has an expert group who maintains a database of around 250 rare diseases, of which some involves skeletal dysplasia. The board have also developed a generic model

Adverse Reaction archetype - review round initiated

Hi Sam, Your comment about the difficulty of telling what the reaction is/was (allergy? toxic effect?), could actually highlight a basic problem with recording this easily. I think we need a bit of terminology input or decisions here. When the clinician notices the reaction, it is often not possib

Adverse Reaction archetype - review round initiated

Hi Grahame, I have the same thoughts. There are several ways to go and I think we need these sorted out to some extent, before we decide what should be within this particular archetype. Could a possible way be to sort this out as the "report" of a reaction that has taken place and the agent that s

Patient reported history

2008/6/17 Thomas Beale : > Daniel Karlsson wrote: > > Dear Everyone, > > > > I have a question regarding patient reported history and how the time(s) > > of that would be represented in the reference model. > > > > 1971-1992 patient married to X > > > > 2008-06-17 patient asked about social histor