This seems main to be about questionnaires as well - can I suggest a
separate thread for that discussion?
thanks
- thomas
On 31/05/2017 00:37, GF wrote:
There are several kinds of context archetypes/templates and their
meta-data are used for:
- de novo data - re-used data
- step in the clinical treatment model (observation,
assessment/inference, planning, ordering, execution)
- kind of interface it is designed for (data presentation on a screen,
data capture, database store/retrieve, CDSS, …
Each Template needs to capture all this and is a Composition.
All these contexts are characteristics of a Composition in the end.
Questionnaires are in essence a tool that classifies information.
And sometimes it transforms a set of responses into an aggregated
value/code
The questionnaire can be treated as any classification, meaning we
need to de fine inclusion and exclusion criteria,
and possible results per question can be a quantitative result
(number, PQ, code), or a semi-quantitative result (high, low), or a
qualitative result (present/ not present).
Semi-Qualitative results need, inclusion/exclusion criteria and a
definition of what the norm/population is is about (females, children,
etc.)
G
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