Infertility Information System with an approach to Data Architecture: A Systematic Review

seyedi, Somayeh sadat; Hosseini, Azamossadat; Rabiei, Reza; Asadi, Farkhondeh; Moghaddasi, Hamid

doi:10.34297/ajbsr.2019.05.000922

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“…Furthermore, rather than be effective, this growing number of Biomedical terminologies has caused many problems, since there is no unique standard and terminologies have included idiosyncrasy and solipsism borrowed from their developers. In addition, the use of different terminologies alone is enough to affect the data quality in different ways [3].…”

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Representing and Connecting the Biomedical Science through the Applied Ontology Discipline

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2020

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Several obstacles remain for Biomedicine in reusing, disseminating and sharing specialized knowledge for information systems. The Biomedical literature is inherently ambiguous, systems developers suffer from some idiosyncrasy and solipsism, and there is not an unique standard, to mention just a few issues. The lack of integration among information systems, the so-called problem of interoperability, prevents Biomedical scientists to meet the best levels of collaboration to advance biomedical science. Ontologies have been adopted in the biomedical field as tool to address the massive volume of data produced each day during the last 30 or 20 years. In this paper, we emphasize the pursuit for solutions not only through technological resources, since we believe that any effort should include well-stablished principles for modeling provided by the discipline of Applied Ontology.

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Representing and Connecting the Biomedical Science through the Applied Ontology Discipline

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Infertility Information System with an approach to Data Architecture: A Systematic Review

Abstract: This work is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License AJBSR.MS.ID.000922.

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Representing and Connecting the Biomedical Science through the Applied Ontology Discipline

Representing and Connecting the Biomedical Science through the Applied Ontology Discipline

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