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¹Institute Cybernetic Center, Tomsk Polytechnic University, Lenina 30, Tomsk, Russia.

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Computer Science

Background:

Standard-based medical data reuse is crucial for interoperability.
Existing archetype models like ISO 13606 require enhanced relational capabilities.
Connecting disparate medical data archetypes efficiently remains a challenge.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a higher-level information model to complement ISO 13606 archetypes.
To establish relationships between medical archetypes for knowledge base creation.
To facilitate efficient reuse of standard-based medical data.

Main Methods:

Utilized Unified Modeling Language (UML) for specifying relationships.
Developed an information model using XML Schema notation.
Analyzed UML connectors for implementing the higher-level model.

Main Results:

A novel information model was developed to link medical archetypes.
The model enables the creation of a knowledge base from a repository of archetypes.
Current implementation supports several types of relationships between archetypes.

Conclusions:

The proposed higher-level information model enhances the reuse of standard-based medical data.
This approach effectively connects medical archetypes into a cohesive knowledge base.
Future advancements will expand the supported relationships within the model.