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R Sokolowski

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PubMed1999

HL7 document patient record architecture: an XML document architecture based on a shared information model.

The HL7 SGML/XML Special Interest Group is developing the HL7 Document Patient Record Architecture. This draft proposal strives to create a common data architecture for the interoperability of healthcare documents. Key components are that it is under the umbrella of HL7 standards, it is specified in Extensible Markup Language, the semantics are drawn from the HL7 Reference Information Model, and the document specifications form an architecture that, in aggregate, define the semantics and structural constraints necessary for the exchange of clinical documents. The proposal is a work in progress and has not yet been submitted to HL7's formal balloting process.

Humans↗
PubMed1999

XML and its impact on content and structure in electronic health care documents.

Worldwide information networks have the requirement that electronic documents must be easily accessible, portable, flexible and system-independent. With the development of XML (eXtensible Markup Language), the future of electronic documents, health care informatics and the Web itself are about to change. The intent of the recently formed ASTM E31.25 subcommittee, "XML DTDs for Health Care", is to develop standard electronic document representations of paper-based health care documents and forms. A goal of the subcommittee is to work together to enhance existing levels of interoperability among the various XML/SGML standardization efforts, products and systems in health care. The ASTM E31.25 subcommittee uses common practices and software standards to develop the implementation recommendations for XML documents in health care. The implementation recommendations are being developed to standardize the many different structures of documents. These recommendations are in the form of a set of standard DTDs, or document type definitions that match the electronic document requirements in the health care industry. This paper discusses recent efforts of the ASTM E31.25 subcommittee.

Medical Records Systems, Computerized↗
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Characterization of direct readout contacts of the Myb DNA-binding domain.

The Myb protein contacts its recognition sequence by means of direct protein-DNA interactions. We used site-directed mutagenesis in order to substitute amino acids crucial for these contacts and probed the mutant proteins for their DNA-binding and transactiving activities. We could show that amino acids involved in direct readout contacts do not contribute equivalently in the recognition process.

Amino Acid Substitution↗
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XML makes its mark.

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Drug Prescriptions↗