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Citation: Keith E. Campbell and Mark A. Musen. (1992) Creation of a Systematic Domain for Medical Care: The need for a Comprehensive Patient-Description Vocabulary. In In Lun KC, Deguolet P, Piemme TE,Rienhoff O, eds. Proceedings of the Seventh World Congress on Medical Informatics (MEDINFO '92), 1992.
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| author | Keith E. Campbell and Mark A. Musen
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| title | Creation of a Systematic Domain for Medical Care: The need for a Comprehensive Patient-Description Vocabulary
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| booktitle | In Lun KC, Deguolet P, Piemme TE,Rienhoff O, eds. Proceedings of the Seventh World Congress on Medical Informatics (MEDINFO '92)
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| address | Palexpo Geneva, Switzerland
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| year | 1992
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| publisher | Amsterdam: North-Holland
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| abstract | Development of a systematic domain in an important step in the design of a computer application. Given such a domain, effective computer tools can be developed for manipulation of the formal elements it contains. The progress note could serve as the central element in the creation of a systematic domain for medical care, as it is already structured, and typically is the most comprehensive source of clinical information for any given patient. We have developed a progress-note generator called IVORY to explore how computer tools could be used within this domain. The most difficult part of our work has been the development of a patient-description vocabulary that is able to represent clinical findings about a patient with the same detail as that achieved by physicians in their progress notes. Current standard vocabularies cannot represent these findings at the granularity of a progress note, so a comprehensive patient-description vocabulary must be developed. Through our work on IVORY, we have identified three properties that such a vocabulary must have.
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| Abstract | Development of a systematic domain in an i … Development of a systematic domain in an important step in the design of a computer application. Given such a domain, effective computer tools can be developed for manipulation of the formal elements it contains. The progress note could serve as the central element in the creation of a systematic domain for medical care, as it is already structured, and typically is the most comprehensive source of clinical information for any given patient. We have developed a progress-note generator called IVORY to explore how computer tools could be used within this domain. The most difficult part of our work has been the development of a patient-description vocabulary that is able to represent clinical findings about a patient with the same detail as that achieved by physicians in their progress notes. Current standard vocabularies cannot represent these findings at the granularity of a progress note, so a comprehensive patient-description vocabulary must be developed. Through our work on IVORY, we have identified three properties that such a vocabulary must have. operties that such a vocabulary must have. |
| Address | Palexpo Geneva, Switzerland + |
| Author | Keith E. Campbell and Mark A. Musen + |
| Bibtype | inproceedings + |
| Booktitle | In Lun KC, Deguolet P, Piemme TE,Rienhoff O, eds. Proceedings of the Seventh World Congress on Medical Informatics (MEDINFO '92) + |
| Has author | Keith E. Campbell and Mark A. Musen + |
| Has identifier | KSL-91-60 + |
| Has publishing details | 1992 + |
| Has title | Creation of a Systematic Domain for Medical Care: The need for a Comprehensive Patient-Description Vocabulary + |
| Has where published | In Lun KC, Deguolet P, Piemme TE,Rienhoff O, eds. Proceedings of the Seventh World Congress on Medical Informatics (MEDINFO '92) + |
| Has year | 1992 + |
| Ksl tr id | KSL-91-60 + |
| Process note | GOOGLE + |
| Publisher | Amsterdam: North-Holland + |
| Title | Creation of a Systematic Domain for Medical Care: The need for a Comprehensive Patient-Description Vocabulary + |
| Year | 1992 + |
