Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics - Ontolog

							Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics: Lessons Learned

    Semantic Interoperability Architecture
       Pilot Group Started Early 2005
   Health Informatics Identified as Critical for
    Emergency Management In SWANS Conference
   Registry-Repository Identified as Need for Semantic
    Interoperability
   Intersection of Two Domains is Key:
        Emergency Management
        Health informatics
   Central Location for Accessing IT Standards,
    Standards Development Organizations (SDOs),
    Services, Service Providers, Transaction History
    (Audit Trail)
   Last Key IT Need: Guidance:
        Evaluating and Using Standards, Ontologies & Taxonomies

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                       Informatics: Lessons Learned
Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics: Lessons Learned

    Combined SICop & DoN Presentation




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                      Informatics: Lessons Learned
Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics: Lessons Learned

    Combined SICop & DoN Presentation




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                      Informatics: Lessons Learned
Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics: Lessons Learned

    Combined SICop & DoN Presentation




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Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics: Lessons Learned

         2006 OASIS Symposium Highlights
            Health Informatics Registry
   Focus on Functionalities Included in
    Registry-Repository
   Diagram Shows Structure and Use of
    Registry-Repository
   Multiple Information Resource Access
        NIST Health Standards Landscape
        NIST XML Standards Development Resources
   Issues Highlighted
        Semantic Interoperability Perspectives
        Contractual Perspective

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Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics: Lessons Learned

    2006 OASIS Symposium Presentation




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                      Informatics: Lessons Learned
Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics: Lessons Learned

    2006 OASIS Symposium Presentation




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                      Informatics: Lessons Learned
Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics: Lessons Learned

    2006 OASIS Symposium Presentation




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Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics: Lessons Learned

 Problem: Registry Interface too Complex




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Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics: Lessons Learned

 Problem: Registry Interface too Complex




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Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics: Lessons Learned

 Solution: Web Application Interface




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Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics: Lessons Learned

 Solution: Web Application Interface




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Semantic Interoperability in Health Informatics: Lessons Learned
    Semantic Interoperability Architecture Pilot
          Group Started Early 2005 Now:
    Integrated Response Services Consortium
   Health Informatics Critical for Emergency
    Management & Economy Overall
   Intersection of Two Domains Remains Key:
        Emergency Management
        Health informatics
   Central Location VITAL for Accessing IT Standards,
    Standards Development Organizations (SDOs),
    Services, Service Providers, Transaction History
    (Audit Trail)
   Last Key IT Need: Guidance:
        Evaluating and Using Standards, Ontologies & Taxonomies

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                       Informatics: Lessons Learned