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Upper-level ontologies for health information systems. Towards an archetype patterns approach.

Abstract：

OBJECTIVES:We examine the potential of archetype patterns for upper-level ontology development in health information systems (HISs). METHODS:Archetype patterns, based on the integration of archetype concepts and design patterns, are conceptualized and developed for ontology in the HIS domain. The UML provides the underlying modeling support. RESULTS:We argue in favor of the archetype pattern providing models for upper-level ontologies in HIS. This, in turn, has the potential to offer a foundation for interoperability across HIS applications and enterprises. Our research also shows the limitations of current ontology development methods as well as the challenges faced in archetype pattern development. The framework has potential for general, widespread usage. Overall, this approach supports ontology development in HIS. CONCLUSIONS:The research demonstrates the applicability of archetype patterns to ontology development in HIS. While numerous ontologies exist in biomedicine, there are few well-developed ontologies for general healthcare. Properly modeled, archetype patterns have potential to reconcile the differences in high-level design views across health care inter-enterprises. Future research can focus on governance, standards and tools for archetype patterns, as well as development of a comprehensive set of high-level healthcare archetype patterns.

journal_name

Methods Inf Med

journal_title

Methods of information in medicine

authors

Raghupathi W,Umar A

doi

10.3414/ME0519

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2011-01-01 00:00:00

pages

285-95

issue

3

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0026-1270

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2511-705X

pii

0519

journal_volume

50

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