Binding ontologies and coding systems to electronic health records and messages

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Applied ontology 4 (1):51-69 (2009)
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A major use of medical ontologies is to support coding systems for use in electronic healthcare records and messages. A key task is to define which codes are to be used where – to bind the terminol...

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10.3233/ao-2009-0063

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