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Nursing Classification and Terminology Systems
Health Information Management, 2003A number of terminologies exist that represent concepts of relevance to nurses, although none of these is in use by Australian nurses. Without consensus, nursing language and definitions incorporated in clinical information systems now being implemented will continue to vary considerably.
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Overcoming Barriers to Evaluation of Terminological Systems
2004Evaluation of terminological systems has been demonstrated to be a complicated task. This is due to the broad range of terminological systems, their application, and the clinical contexts in which they can be applied. We propose an evaluation framework that explicitly distinguishes an application-independent description of terminological systems ...
Ronald Cornet +2 more
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Design and Application of a Terminology Management System
1998A Swedish data model for handling terminology, Spriterm, is presented in this paper. A prototype terminology management system, using the Spriterm data model in also described. This prototype is implemented is Microsoft ACCESS. Furthermore, two other applications using this prototype as a base are introduced. One World Wide Web based application, and a
Mats Carlsson +3 more
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It is possible for a terminology group to struggle for years to define a term or a series of terms without reaching a consensus. At least one deterrent has been the lack of an orderly approach to the definitions process. This paper discusses what has been learned by ASTM Committee D-13 on Textiles from eight years of experience in dealing with a ...
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It is possible for a terminology group to struggle for years to define a term or a series of terms without reaching a consensus. At least one deterrent has been the lack of an orderly approach to the definitions process. This paper discusses what has been learned by ASTM Committee D-13 on Textiles from eight years of experience in dealing with a ...
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Refining the Structure of Terminological Systems: Terminology = Schema + Views.
1994Traditionally, the core of a Terminological Knowledge Representation System (TKRS) consists of a so-called TBox, where concepts are introduced, and an ABox, where facts about individuals are stated in terms of these concepts. This design has a drawback because in most applications the TBox has to meet two functions at a time: on the one hand, similar ...
Buchheit M +3 more
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Rapid Response Systems History and Terminology
2010The Rapid Response System (RRS) concept has matured substantially since its inception in the early 1990s when critical care physicians, primarily in Australia; Pittsburgh, PA; and the UK started asking some crucial questions regarding why and how patients on general hospital ward deteriorate and often arrest without effective intervention prior to a ...
Bradford D. Winters, Michael A. DeVita
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LEXIK. An Integrated System for Specialized Terminology
2017The paper presents LEXIK, an intelligent terminological architecture that is able to efficiently obtain specialized lexical resources for elaborating dictionaries and providing lexical support for different expert tasks. LEXIK is designed as a powerful tool to create a rich knowledge base for lexicography.
Gerardo Sierra +2 more
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Quantitative Typology of Roman Terminological Systems
Journal of Quantitative Linguistics, 2003The most productive and perspective patterns of term production at grammatical and lexical levels of four Roman languages (French, Spanish, Italian, Romanian) are revealed and typologyzed. Telecommunications, Electricity and Electronics are chosen as ones of the most important fields to be studied.
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