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A reusable ontology for primitive and complex HL7 FHIR data types
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2015
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New StandardEngineeringOwl OntologyOntology EngineeringProposed OntologySemantic WebOntology ReuseOntology ModularityOntology-based Data IntegrationData ScienceOntologiesManagementSystems EngineeringData IntegrationData ManagementReusable OntologySemantic IntegrationComputer ScienceOntology LanguageData ModelingSemantic Interoperability
HL7(®) FHIR(®) standard is a new standard aiming to offer more flexible interoperability mechanisms. We present a stand-alone RDF vocabulary as an OWL ontology that defines the primitive and complex data types of the FHIR framework, alongside their validation rules. We address the non-trivial questions of representing FHIR data types as RDF/OWL constructs in a coherent and complete manner. The proposed ontology can be used as a basic framework, where the complexity of a FHIR-based EHR is not required, while still maintaining semantic cohesion with an industry-based standard. It can also be the base for a complete representation of FHIR model as an ontology.
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