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Recommendations for an object oriented healthcare information model.

Abstract

The need for a healthcare information model as a component in a framework of standards for healthcare data interchange is identified. Key requirements for a method to support development of a healthcare information model are defined and recommendations for development of an Object Oriented Healthcare Information Model are presented.

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J Harrington. 1993. Recommendations for an object oriented healthcare information model.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10163823/

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