On today’s OHIE-Terminology Service community call we discussed a proposal Shaun Grannis made around terminology management workflow. We would like to get feedback from members of the community
around this idea so we can begin to draft some documentation. Please take a look Shaun’s proposal
posted in today’s call notes and provide feedback in this thread by EOD Tuesday, April 28.
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On today’s OHIE-Terminology Service community call we discussed a proposal Shaun Grannis made around terminology management workflow. We would like to get feedback from members of the community
around this idea so we can begin to draft some documentation. Please take a look Shaun’s proposal
posted in today’s call notes and provide feedback in this thread by EOD Tuesday, April 28.
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I guess I would strongly favor this approach as it clarifies the difference between services which support the terminology management of PoS systems that provide functions laid out in the second use case, or which support management of the centralized server where translations and mapping are performed on a transactional basis.
The CIEL and IMO model (along with OCL now, I guess) is to support PoS systems having both interface and reference terminologies in situ. This allows for simpler transactions over the network (mostly validation) and also allows for the PoS systems to benefit from the reference terminologies and a centralized distribution system. This allows for other artifacts such as data collection instruments, reports, CDSS, etc. to be shared and not redeveloped.
Andy
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On Thursday, April 30, 2015 1:55 PM, “Thomas, Jamie” jt48@regenstrief.org wrote:
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Thank you,
Jamie Thomas
From: Thomas, Jamie
Sent: Wednesday, April 22, 2015 12:11 PM
To: terminology-services@googlegroups.com
Subject: Proposal for Terminology Management Workflow (Response Needed)
On today’s OHIE-Terminology Service community call we discussed a proposal Shaun Grannis made around terminology management workflow. We would like to get feedback from members of the community
around this idea so we can begin to draft some documentation. Please take a look Shaun’s proposal
posted in today’s call notes and provide feedback in this thread by EOD Tuesday, April 28.
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Sorry for the late addition to the conversation, but felt that it was worth stating that I agree with Shaun and others in this group that there would be a lot of value in providing guidance on workflows and tooling to facilitate terminology management and governance processes. The split between centrally and peripherally managed terminology, as described in Shaun’s notes, makes sense. I have tended to also split along the real-time, high-volume and transactional nature of terminology services and the more passive, collaborative and often manual nature of the management processes and functionality.
I would be happy to contribute to further fleshing out the different scenarios and processes for terminology management.
Best,
Jon
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On Fri, May 1, 2015 at 4:54 PM ‘Andrew Kanter’ via Terminology Services terminology-services@googlegroups.com wrote:
I guess I would strongly favor this approach as it clarifies the difference between services which support the terminology management of PoS systems that provide functions laid out in the second use case, or which support management of the centralized server where translations and mapping are performed on a transactional basis.
The CIEL and IMO model (along with OCL now, I guess) is to support PoS systems having both interface and reference terminologies in situ. This allows for simpler transactions over the network (mostly validation) and also allows for the PoS systems to benefit from the reference terminologies and a centralized distribution system. This allows for other artifacts such as data collection instruments, reports, CDSS, etc. to be shared and not redeveloped.
Andy
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Andrew S. Kanter, MD MPH FACMI
Asst. Prof. of Clinical Biomedical Informatics and Clinical Epidemiology
Columbia University
Email: andrew.kanter@dbmi.columbia.edu
Mobile: +1 (646) 469-2421
Office: +1 (212) 305-4842
Skype: akanter-ippnw
Yahoo: andy_kanter
On Thursday, April 30, 2015 1:55 PM, “Thomas, Jamie” jt48@regenstrief.org wrote:
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Thank you,
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From: Thomas, Jamie
Sent: Wednesday, April 22, 2015 12:11 PM
To: terminology-services@googlegroups.com
Subject: Proposal for Terminology Management Workflow (Response Needed)
On today’s OHIE-Terminology Service community call we discussed a proposal Shaun Grannis made around terminology management workflow. We would like to get feedback from members of the community
around this idea so we can begin to draft some documentation. Please take a look Shaun’s proposal
posted in today’s call notes and provide feedback in this thread by EOD Tuesday, April 28.
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