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2006-02-13 Thread Thomas Beale
Philippe AMELINE wrote: > > What I meant with "discourse structure" is, for example, the formal > way you can describe a colonoscopy report. It is a huge Archetype, or > rather a set of linked Archetypes. > The reason why I call it "discourse structure" is because I really > think it is importan

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2006-02-13 Thread Tom Tuddenham
This may be of interest. In the current press release there's some talk of SNOMED (Systematised Nomenclature of Medicine) http://www.nehta.gov.au/component/option,com_docman/task,doc_download/gid,66 /Itemid,139/ Quoting from the article: --- SNOMED has been used to date i

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2006-02-13 Thread Thomas Beale
It has come to my attention that some people are probably still pulling a copy of the specification project documentation from the BRANCHES directory, where the Release 1.0 candidate document set was being developed. You need to change this to pull from one of the URLs described on the project

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2006-02-13 Thread Philippe AMELINE
Hi Mikael, You are right, there is no controversy on that... and no controversy at all. Regards, Philippe Mikael Nystr?m a ?crit : > Hi Philippe, > >My answer was written from the pure computer science and engineering >perspective. I meant that openEHR have worked with the structure of the >el

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2006-02-13 Thread Mikael Nyström
Hi Philippe, My answer was written from the pure computer science and engineering perspective. I meant that openEHR have worked with the structure of the electronic health records, but not built any medical terminology systems by their own (as far as I know). Regards, Mikael Nyst