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**Target audience | **Target audience | ||
| − | 2 | + | Chapter 2: Summary of CDS and Other Relevant Standards |
| − | + | **CDS Examples: Arden, CQL, GEM, KAS, Infobutton, DSS, HQMF | |
| − | + | **Other Relevant Examples: C-CDA, QRDA, FHIR, {terminology}, PMML, BPMN | |
| − | 3 | + | Chapter 3: Life cycle of CDS (Artifacts) |
| − | + | **Governance | |
b. Knowledge acquisition/authoring | b. Knowledge acquisition/authoring | ||
c. Knowledge maintenance | c. Knowledge maintenance | ||
Revision as of 09:40, 20 March 2015
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Rationale for IG
- Target audience
Chapter 2: Summary of CDS and Other Relevant Standards
- CDS Examples: Arden, CQL, GEM, KAS, Infobutton, DSS, HQMF
- Other Relevant Examples: C-CDA, QRDA, FHIR, {terminology}, PMML, BPMN
Chapter 3: Life cycle of CDS (Artifacts)
- Governance
b. Knowledge acquisition/authoring c. Knowledge maintenance
4. Use cases: Engineering vs Clinical a. Engineering: Type of formalism (procedural, order set, service-oriented [DSS, Infobutton, etc]), type of interaction/notification, recipient role (consumer/patient, different types of providers), type of CDS subject (individual vs population) b. Clinical: Prescribing, vaccination, diagnosis, etc
5. Implementation Environment a. Examples: Event monitor, EHRs query mechanism, knowledge repository b. Security, provenance, privacy
6. The Future: A Roadmap for Standards in CDS
7. References
