Facilitating the openEHR approach - organizational structures for defining high-quality archetypes.
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Using openEHR archetypes to establish an electronic patient record promises rapid development and system interoperability by using or adopting existing archetypes. However, internationally accepted, high quality archetypes which enable a comprehensive semantic interoperability require adequate development and maintenance processes. Therefore, structures have to be created involving different health professions. In the following we present a model which facilitates and governs distributed but cooperative development and adoption of archetypes by different professionals including peer reviews. Our model consists of a hierarchical structure of professional committees and descriptions of the archetype development process considering these different committees.
- Heidelberg University Germany
Medical Records Systems, Computerized, Peer Review, Advisory Committees, Australia, Models, Theoretical, Semantics, Systems Integration, Database Management Systems, Humans, Interdisciplinary Communication, Medical Record Linkage, Total Quality Management
Medical Records Systems, Computerized, Peer Review, Advisory Committees, Australia, Models, Theoretical, Semantics, Systems Integration, Database Management Systems, Humans, Interdisciplinary Communication, Medical Record Linkage, Total Quality Management
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