Enabling an Online Community for Sharing Oral Medicine Cases Using Semantic Web Technologies

Gustafsson, Marie; Falkman, Göran; Lindahl, Fredrik; Torgersson, Olof

doi:10.1007/11926078_59

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“…Xu et al [Xu et al 2013] presented a study on semantic search by providing a survey on schemas for metadata associated to scientific publishing; Zhang et al [Zhang et al 2019] studied approaches to identify requirements for metadata search in the context of scientific data management. Additionally, Gustafsson et al performed a secondary study to identify how Semantic Web Technologies have been employed to share knowledge among medical clinicians [Gustafsson et al 2006]. Mulwad [Mulwad 2011] reviewed best practices for inferring meaning associated to data tables.…”

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Semantic Search to Foster Scientific Findability: A Systematic Literature Review

Gottardi

Medeiros

Reis

2021

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One of the main goals of the Open Science movement is to leverage scientific collaboration through, among others, promoting the sharing and reuse of research outputs, such as publications, data and software. Sharing is enabled by public and accessible scientific repositories where these outputs are managed throughout their lifecycle. In this context, finding these digital artifacts has become a key problem. Semantic search mechanisms have risen as a means to solve this issue. However, implementing and integrating them into scientific repositories presents many challenges. This article presents a systematic literature review of research efforts on mechanisms for supporting search for scientific papers, data and processes. Our investigation is based on extracting and analyzing the entire contents of nine digital libraries using the associated search engines – in alphabetical order: ACM Digital Library, arXiV, Engineering Village, IEEE Xplore, SBC OpenLib, Springer Link, Scopus, Wiley Online Library and Web of Science. After retrieving a combined amount of 5012 documents, we identified 2054 unique papers that were used as a basis for our analysis. Our findings provide, among others, a new categorization of literature on search and discuss unexplored gaps, thereby contributing to advancing research on semantic search mechanisms to support Open Science.

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Semantic Search to Foster Scientific Findability: A Systematic Literature Review

Gottardi

Medeiros

Reis

2021

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“…MedView [13] and SOMWeb [9] are information systems in oral medicine that provide the foundation of the research program, in the form of an elaborated content when it comes to formalized clinical knowledge, web-based tools for the entering and analysis of clinical data, an online community for clinicians, and an established user base. With MedView and SOMWeb as starting points, the above hypothesis is investigated by setting up the following objectives: Expected results include improved strategies for evidence-based health care in oral medicine, the identification, and implementation of generic patterns for knowledge management, more specifically, knowledge sharing, knowledge dissemination, and decision-making, as well as contributions to open standards for representing patient data and to the Pragmatic Web.…”

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Towards pragmatic patterns for clinical knowledge management

Falkman

Gustafsson

Jontell

et al. 2007

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Pragmatic Web - ICPW '07

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We present a research program for identifying, modeling, and making use of generic pragmatic patterns for clinical knowledge management that support evidence-based medicine (EBM). Part of this program is SOMWeb, a system based on Semantic Web technologies, which is used for knowledge sharing and dissemination within an oral medicine community. A study of the use of SOMWeb has been conducted as the first step in the elicitation of important contextual factors and communicative activities involved in knowledge sharing processes in oral medicine. One such activity, community discussion activation, is described using consultation patterns together with the collaboration patterns of [5]. The general need for context-aware health information systems and the prospective use of approaches within Pragmatic Web in the pursuit of EBM are also discussed.

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“…The ontology was not intended to be in any way comprehensive nor to encompass all pervasive activities as has been attempted with other taxonomies [43]. These annotations, although possibly using medical terminology, are more naturalistic observations, and the ontologies developed are not intended as a mechanism for sharing clinical knowledge as is supported by other systems [44], [45].…”

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Semantic Annotation of Ubiquitous Learning Environments

Weal

Michaelides

Page

et al. 2012

IEEE Trans. Learning Technol.

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Skills-based learning environments are used to promote the acquisition of practical skills as well as decision making, communication, and problem solving. It is important to provide feedback to the students from these sessions and observations of their actions may inform the assessment process and help researchers to better understand the learning process. Through a series of prototype demonstrators, we have investigated the use of semantic annotation in the recording and subsequent understanding of such simulation environments. Our Semantic Web approach is outlined and conclusions drawn as to the suitability of different annotation methods and their combination with ubiquitous computing techniques to provide novel mechanisms for both student feedback and increased understanding of the learning environment.

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Enabling an Online Community for Sharing Oral Medicine Cases Using Semantic Web Technologies

Cited by 6 publications

References 13 publications

Semantic Search to Foster Scientific Findability: A Systematic Literature Review

Semantic Search to Foster Scientific Findability: A Systematic Literature Review

Towards pragmatic patterns for clinical knowledge management

Semantic Annotation of Ubiquitous Learning Environments

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