Rubrics to Dissections to GRAIL to Classifications
Studies in health technology and informaticsPublished 1 January 1997
Rogers Je, Solomon WD, Rector Al, P Pole, Pieter E. Zanstra, van der Haring E
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This paper summarises the process in the GALEN-IN-USE project by which rubrics from traditional medical coding schemes are analysed into an intermediate, relatively informal conceptual representation which is then automatically translated into the GRAIL formalism and its Common Reference Model.
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This paper summarises the process in the GALEN-IN-USE project by which rubrics from traditional medical coding schemes are analysed into an intermediate, relatively informal conceptual representation which is then automatically translated into the GRAIL formalism and its Common Reference Model.
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