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Data models standards to define, exchange and archive data MedInfo 2013, Copenhagen. HL7 CDA. CDA = Clinical Document Architecture Defined by HL7 Available at http://www.hl7.org/implement/standards/product_brief.cfm?product_id=7 Version 1: November 2000 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Bernhard Breil, Benjamin Trinczek, Martin DugasDr. Bernhard Breil

Data models standards to define, exchange and archive data

MedInfo 2013, Copenhagen

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HL7 CDACDA = Clinical Document ArchitectureDefined by HL7Available at http://www.hl7.org/implement/standards/product_brief.cfm?product_id=7 Version 1: November 2000Current version 2: May 2005 (ISO standard „ISO/HL7 27932:2009“)

Specification of structure and semanticsXML basedUsage of HL7 RIM (Reference Implementation Model) data types

Purpose: exchange data between providers and patients

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HL7 CDA - StructureCDA-Header: Meta informationCDA-Body: Document itself

Level 1: textual information (discharge letters)Level 2: separation and annotation of segmentsLevel 3: computable data (lab values)

3Medical Data Models

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ArchetypesMentioned by T. Beale 2002Core part of EN 13606Actively researched and published by D. Kalra [1]Commonly known: openEHR archetypes Definition in Archetype Definition Language (ADL)Available at http://www.openehr.org

Purpose: Definition of small (10-50), domain specific unitRe-usable, combinableBased on reference model

[1] Kalra D, Tapuria A, Austin T, De Moor G. Quality requirements for EHR archetypes. Stud Health Technol Inform. 2012;180:48–52.

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ArchetypesCommonly known: openEHR archetypes

Figure 1: Blood Pressure, Unstructured Figure 2: Blood Pressure, Big Model

Figure 3: Blood Pressure, Generic Model

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ODMODM = Operational Data ModelDefined by CDISCAvailable at http://www.cdisc.org/odm Version 1: October 2000Current version 1.3.1: 2010, only registered users

XML schema definition (ODM1-3-1.xsd and ODM1-3-1-foundation.xsd)

Purpose: clinical studies (Study events + patient data)Study Events (Visit, Follow Up, …): CRFsCRF = medical form + detailed definitionPrinciple: Definitions (“Def”) and References (“Ref”)

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ODM – important elements

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ODM – important elements (2)

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ODM – important elements (3)

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