of observations that together yield a summary evaluation of a particular condition. Examples include the Braden (used for assessing pressure ulcer risk), APGAR Score (used to assess the Assessment scale TermInfo health of a newborn). eference from one class to another class or to itself, or a connection between two objects (instances of classes). For HL7 V3 Core more information refer to the Relationships section of the association Glossary Version 3 Guide. HL7 V3 Core Abstraction of a particular aspect of a class. Attributes Attribute Glossary become the data values that are passed in HL7 messages. Attributes express characteristics of SNOMED CT concepts. Example: Concept Arthritis IS-A Arthropathy IS-A Inflammatory disorder FINDING-SITE structure ASSOCIATED-MORPHOLOGY Inflammation In this example, Arthritis has two attributes: and ASSOCIATED-MORPHOLOGY. The value of the attribute FINDING-SITE is Joint structure. SNOMED CTconcepts form relationships to each other through Attribute SCT TermInfo attributes. Attributes are used to associate name-value pairs with Attribute XML TermInfo elements. B HL7 V3 Core orm of collection whose members are unordered, and need bag Glossary not be unique. ll information models within a particular Binding Realm share the same conformance bindings. In non-technical terms, it can be considered a dialect where speakers use the semantics of the language but agree to use certain terms that are specific to their community; it is a context of use for terminology in HL7 models. Binding Realms may be defined by jurisdictional boundaries and are often HL7 Affiliates, or sub-national jurisdictional entities within the Affiliate purview. Binding Realms may also be based on Core Principles other factors such as type of patient (e.g. human vs. and Properties of veterinary, pediatric vs. geriatric), type of medicine (e.g. Binding realm V3 Models dentistry vs. psychiatry), etc.. One of the allowed values for conformance requirements. HL7 V3 Core Blank means that conformance for this element is to be Glossary negotiated on a site-specific basis.
Assessment scale TermInfo of observations that together yield a summary evaluation of a particular condition. Examples include the Braden (used for assessing pressure ulcer risk), APGAR Score (used to assess the health of a newborn). association HL7 V3 Core Glossary eference from one class to another class or to itself, or a connection between two objects (instances of classes). For more information refer to the Relationships section of the Version 3 Guide. Attribute HL7 V3 Core Glossary Abstraction of a particular aspect of a class. Attributes become the data values that are passed in HL7 messages. Attribute SCT TermInfo Attributes express characteristics of SNOMED CT concepts. Example: Concept Arthritis IS-A Arthropathy IS-A Inflammatory disorder FINDING-SITE structure ASSOCIATED-MORPHOLOGY Inflammation In this example, Arthritis has two attributes: and ASSOCIATED-MORPHOLOGY. The value of the attribute FINDING-SITE is Joint structure. SNOMED CTconcepts form relationships to each other through attributes. Attribute XML TermInfo Attributes are used to associate name-value pairs with elements. B bag HL7 V3 Core Glossary orm of collection whose members are unordered, and need not be unique. Binding realm Core Principles and Properties of V3 Models ll information models within a particular Binding Realm share the same conformance bindings. In non-technical terms, it can be considered a dialect where speakers use the semantics of the language but agree to use certain terms that are specific to their community; it is a context of use for terminology in HL7 models. Binding Realms may be defined by jurisdictional boundaries and are often HL7 Affiliates, or sub-national jurisdictional entities within the Affiliate purview. Binding Realms may also be based on other factors such as type of patient (e.g. human vs. veterinary, pediatric vs. geriatric), type of medicine (e.g. dentistry vs. psychiatry), etc.. HL7 V3 Core Glossary One of the allowed values for conformance requirements. Blank means that conformance for this element is to be negotiated on a site-specific basis.
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