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The Guideline Elements Model (GEM) organizes clinical guidelines for computers and humans. While valuable for modeling and decision support, users noted challenges with semantics and markup.

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Area of Science:

  • Health Informatics
  • Medical Informatics
  • Clinical Guideline Development

Background:

  • The Guideline Elements Model (GEM) was established in 2000.
  • GEM aims to structure clinical practice guidelines using XML for both human and computer readability.
  • Understanding GEM's real-world application and limitations is crucial for its advancement.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To systematically review literature on the usage of the Guideline Elements Model (GEM).
  • To identify barriers hindering GEM adoption and implementation.
  • To gather suggestions for improving GEM's functionality and usability.

Main Methods:

  • Systematic literature review of publications concerning the Guideline Elements Model (GEM).
  • Analysis of 50 external and 12 internal publications.
  • Categorization of GEM applications and identified challenges.

Main Results:

  • GEM is frequently utilized for modeling and ontology creation.
  • Applications include knowledge extraction, data mining, and clinical decision support for guideline generation.
  • GEM Cutter software downloads indicate ongoing interest, with 563 downloads since 2000.

Conclusions:

  • GEM is recognized as a valuable tool in health informatics.
  • Key limitations include semantic clarity issues, markup difficulties, and non-executable GEM files.
  • Further development is needed to address identified barriers and enhance usability.