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- A real implementation of a concept-based Electronic Medical Record (EMR) specifically designed for managing heart failure has been developed.
- The system utilizes GEHR archetypes in XML format to effectively model and represent clinical information.
- This approach aims to create a clinical information system that is both interoperable and adaptable for future needs.
Article Abstract
We present a real implementation of a concept-based Electronic Medical Record for the management of heart failure disease. Our approach is based on GEHR archetypes represented in XML format for modelling clinical information. By using this technique it could be possible to build a interoperable future-proof clinical information system.
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