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DSF/ISO/DIS 16278

Health informatics -- Categorial structure for terminologies systems of human anatomy

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Organization: DS
Status: inactive
Page Count: 22
ICS Code (IT applications in health care technology): 35.240.80
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This International standard defines the characteristics required to synthetically describe the organisation and content of human anatomy within a terminological system. It is intended primarily for use with computer-based applications such as clinical electronic health records, decision support and for various bio-medical research purposes. This International standard will serve to ? facilitate the construction of new terminological systems in a regular form which will increase their coherence and expressiveness; ? facilitate maintenance of human anatomy within terminological systems; ? increase consistency and coherence of existing terminological system; ? allow systematic cross-references between items of human anatomy in different types of terminological systems; ? facilitate convergence among human anatomy within terminological systems; ? make explicit the overlap for human anatomy between different health care domains terminological systems; ? provide elements for negotiation about integration of different terminological systems into information systems between the respective developers; ? enable the systematic evaluation of human anatomy within terminological systems.

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DSF/ISO/DIS 16278
Health informatics -- Categorial structure for terminologies systems of human anatomy
This International standard defines the characteristics required to synthetically describe the organisation and content of human anatomy within a terminological system. It is intended primarily for...
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