Search for dissertations about: "SNOMED-CT"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 6 swedish dissertations containing the word SNOMED-CT.
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1. Terminology systems for health problems and procedures in primary care
Abstract : Background and overall aim: Semantic interoperability addresses issues of how to best facilitate the coding, transmission and use of meaning across seamless health services, between providers, patients, citizens and authorities, and in research and training. One requirement for electronic patient record systems and their semantic interoperability is the consistent use of modern terminology systems. READ MORE
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2. Enrichment of Terminology Systems for Use and Reuse in Medical Information Systems
Abstract : Electronic health record systems (EHR) are used to store relevant heath facts about patients. The main use of the EHR is in the care of the patient, but an additional use is to reuse the EHR information to locate and evaluate clinical evidence for treatments. READ MORE
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3. Scalability and Semantic Sustainability in Electronic Health Record Systems
Abstract : This work is a small contribution to the greater goal of making software systems used in healthcare more useful and sustainable. To come closer to that goal, health record data will need to be more computable and easier to exchange between systems. READ MORE
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4. From Disorder to Order : Extracting clinical findings from unstructured text
Abstract : Medical disorders and findings are examples of important information in health record text. Through developing methods for automatically extracting these entities from the health record text, the possibility of making use of the information by automatic computerised processes increases. READ MORE
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5. Exploring openEHR-based clinical guidelines in acute stroke care and research
Abstract : Largely speaking, health information systems today are not able to exchange data between each other and understand the data’s meaning automatically by means of their information technology components. This lack of ‘interoperability’ also leads to patients experiencing an undesired discontinuity in their care. READ MORE