Setting up a common architecture for EPR in primary care: the Belgian experience.
(2002) Studies in Health Technology and Informatics — Vol. 90, p. 215-219 (2002)
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- A couple of years ago, the Belgian Federal Ministry of Health decided to back the development of a basic conceptual model for Electronic Patient Record (EPR) in primary care. Using consensus and modeling relational techniques, a working group of experts and experienced practitioners identified 7 key structuring concepts: Health Care Element, Health Approach, Contact, Subcontact, Service, Health Agent, Period. This model could roughly be seen as a restrictive sub-model of the current CEN proposal (prENV 13940) or as a first step to assess this CEN pre-Norm in Belgium. The conceptual model is already used in teaching activities and in a Belgian software labeling process.
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De Clercq, E., Piette, P., Strobbe, J., Roland, M., Vandenberghe, A., Steenackers, J., & Pas, L. (2002). Setting up a common architecture for EPR in primary care: the Belgian experience. Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, 90, 215-219. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/32900 (Original work published 2002)