Bridging the Gap between Clinical Practice Guidelines and Archetype-Based Electronic Health Records: A Novel Model
Diego Garcia1, Claudia Maria C Moro1, Lilian Mie M Cintho1
1Graduate Program in Health Technology, Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná, Curitiba, Brazil.
Unlabelled:
The lack of a unique, standardized format for representing data and knowledge is one of the existing difficulties to integrating decision support into Electronic Health Records (EHRs).
Objective:
Propose an archetype-based model to allow the integration of Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) and EHRs; design and implement this proposed model.
Results:
A generic model was designed for the integration of CPG into EHRs, and an archetype-based EHR for Chronic Kidney Disease Prevention based on rules from CPGs, was made as a proof of concept of this novel integration.
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