Archetype vs. ontology

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A patent application covering EHRs

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A patent application covering EHRs

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Archetype vs. ontology

Hi Sam, The structured langage is not a direct mapping from natural langage. It is a tree of concepts ordered from generic to specific. Example (sorry if I don't use the proper medical terms in english) : polyp -- location left colon -- size 3 mm -- aspect pedonculated This tree

Archetype vs. ontology

Philippe, Sam et Al : Seeking clarification .. Is it true to say : the real distinction between an Archetype and an Ontology is that - the role of an Archetype (item) is to provide contextual constraints the role of an Ontology (item) is to provide conceptual constraints an Ontology (item) conce

Episodes in openEHR

Tim These links are very helpful...particularly to show that the idea of episode is about one consultant - rather than admission. The Australian data dictionary is about an admitted patient episode. It is clear that many types of groupings will be required. The Folders solution may be one - bu

Archetype vs. ontology

Philippe Thank you for this...very informative and I am starting to see how we are converging with your work. I believe that the 'structured terminology' - fils guide down from the archetype nodes - is an important part - SNOMED are trying to address it generically (ie without archetypes) - I

Archetype constraints and interfacing instruments/DSS to an OpenEHR system.

Damon I am sure a number of responses will come you way but... > I am not sure whether this is premature but I curious as to which part of an > OpenEHR compliant EHR-S will enforce the constraints that are embedded in an > archetype model - I note the use of the term data validator on the web > s