HCLS/OntologyTaskForce/OntologyScoping
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Ontology Scoping
- The various knowledge artifacts that could be represented using ontology-like artifacts need to be enumerated. Candidate representations of these artifacts could be
- terminologies such as Snomed and Gene Ontology,
- various Genomic artifacts such as Genes, Variants, Proteins
- various clinical artifacts such as Clinical Documentation templates and Clinical Decision Support Rules.
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- Ontologies can also be used to encode processes and process models related to
- biological pathways
- clinical care protocols
- clinical guidelines
- web services annotation models
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- Other artifacts that need to be designed and represented in an ontology could be
- namespaces
- mappings of ontological elements to underlying database schemas and other data structures
- mappings across various identifier and value sets
- provenance information about a knowledge artifact such as “who”, “what”. “when”, etc.
- versioning and history information
- information about content dependencies
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