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Representation of inter-patient relations within electronic healthcare record architectures
Georg Duftschmid1, Walter Gall
1University of Vienna, Department of Medical Computer Sciences, Austria. georg.duftschmid@akh-wien.ac.at
Abstract:
Inter-patient relations are relevant in numerous areas of medicine, such as in the examination of genetic disorders, environmental causes of diseases, and in epidemiology. Therefore, it is essential that inter-patient relations be well integrated into the electronic health care record (EHCR). In the present paper we will show how inter-patient relations can be modelled within the three important EHCR architectures CEN ENV 13606, HL7 Clinical Document Architecture, and GEHR. We will use a general model for the specification of inter-patient relations as our reference model, which covers genetic and non-genetic kinship relations as well as temporary communities of persons.
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