Interpretation of an international terminology standard in the development of a logic-based compositional terminology

Hardiker, Nicholas R.; Coenen, Amy

doi:10.1016/j.ijmedinf.2007.05.005

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“…However, the lack of clarity regarding terminology model versus information model components has been a consistent confounder of earlier terminology work and has been identified as an important area for informatics research. 6,10,11,22 The literature suggests that, in general, an information model guides the types of data that will be represented in a CIS and the ways in which data and information relate to each other and are stored in that system. Definitional concepts and relationships are found in the terminology model, but the distinction is often blurry.…”

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“…1 The ICNP Version 1.0 is a logic-based compositional terminology for nursing practice, 10 encompassing entities and relationships relative to the nursing process b across diverse care settings globally. While work to date suggests that the ICNP holds promise for representing nursing activity states in a CIS, 10 -13 application in real clinical settings is needed to determine the degree to which it actually fulfills this potential and can be used in a CIS by healthcare organizations.…”

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The Adequacy of ICNP Version 1.0 as a Representational Model for Electronic Nursing Assessment Documentation

Dykes

Kim

Goldsmith

et al. 2009

Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association

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A b s t r a c t Objectives:The purpose of this study was to evaluate the adequacy of the International Classification of Nursing Practice 1 (ICPN) Version 1.0 as a representational model for nursing assessment documentation. Design and Measurements:To identify representational requirements of nursing assessments, the authors mapped key concepts and semantic relations extracted from standardized and local nursing admission assessment documentation forms/templates and inpatient admission assessment records to the ICNP. Next, they expanded the list of ICNP semantic relations with those obtained from the admission assessment forms/templates. The expanded ICNP semantic relations were then validated against the semantic relations identified from an additional set of admission assessment records and a set of 300 randomly selected North American Nursing Diagnosis Association defining characteristic phrases. The concept coverage of the ICNP was evaluated by mapping the concepts extracted from these sources to the ICNP concepts. The UMLS Methathesaurus was then used to map concepts without exact matches to other American Nursing Association (ANA) recognized terminologies. Results:The authors found that along with the 30 existing ICNP semantic relations, an additional 17 are required for the ICNP to function as a representational model for nursing assessment documentation. Eight hundred and five unique assessment concepts were extracted from all sources. Forty-three percent of these unique assessment concepts had exact matches in the ICNP. An additional 20% had matches in the ICNP classified as narrower, broader, or "other." Of the concepts without exact matches in the ICNP, 81% had exact matches found in other ANA recognized terminologies. Conclusions:The broad concept coverage and the logic-based structure of the ICNP make it a flexible and robust standard. The ICNP provides a framework from which to capture and reuse atomic level data to facilitate evidence-based practice. Ⅲ J Am Med Inform Assoc. 2009;16:238 -246. DOI 10.1197/jamia.M2956. IntroductionAs health care organizations transition from paper to electronic clinical documentation systems, it is vital that consideration be given to representing nursing data in ways that are sharable and that preserve the complexity, context, and richness of patient care. Standard vocabularies provide unambiguous and consistent representation of data for sharing and reuse, 2 but multiple vocabularies are needed to represent the complexity and variation that exist across domains of practice and levels of care.3-5 Many members of the American Nursing Association (ANA) recognize that nursing vocabularies include lists of terms that were created to describe a particular domain of nursing practice.a These vocabularies are important because they ensure that diverse domains of nursing practice are represented. However, in addition to providing a rich set of atomic concepts, formal coordination rules are needed to support representation of more complex concepts. The concept coordination r...

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The Adequacy of ICNP Version 1.0 as a Representational Model for Electronic Nursing Assessment Documentation

Dykes

Kim

Goldsmith

et al. 2009

Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association

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“…Det er viktig å utvikle delmengder eller kataloger forankret i begrepene til ICNP for spesielle situasjoner eller sammenhenger i sykepleie. Dette legger til rette for at begrepene er lett tilgjengelige når man skal dokumentere sykepleie (10).…”

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Laukvik¹,

Mølstad²,

Fossum³

2017

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“…Neste grupo, restaram cinco artigos cujos temas diversos não justificam a formação de uma categoria: uma avaliação da CIPE ® com base em critérios estabelecidos pelo Computer-based Patient Record Institute (CPRI), comparando-a com outros sistemas classificatórios reconhecidos pela American Nurses Association (ANA) (68) ; uma avaliação da conformidade da aplicação de uma norma International Organization for Standardization (ISO) específica para elaboração de terminologias de enfermagem, na construção da CIPE ® 1.0 (69) ; uma revisão de literatura dos conceitos "autonomia" e "necessidades de saúde" e suas aplicações na implantação do processo de enfermagem, concluindo que estes termos são mais bem descritos na CIPE ® e CIPESC ® (70) ; um estudo que identificou diferenças e semelhanças entre termos da CIPE ® 1.0, com a versão Beta 2 e com a CIPESC ®(5) ; e, finalmente, uma revisão bibliográfica sobre sistemas classificató-rios, que conclui que a maioria dos estudos baseiase no modelo clínico-individual, poucos com enfoque no coletivo, e destes a maior parte é divulgada pela ABEn (71) .…”

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Uma visão da produção científica internacional sobre a classificação internacional para a prática de enfermagem

Mattei¹,

Toniolo

Malucelli

et al. 2011

Rev. Gaúcha Enferm.

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A Classificação Internacional para a Prática de Enfermagem (CIPE ® ) é um sistema classificatório que visa padronizar uma linguagem universal para Enfermagem. Este artigo propõe identificar os estudos desenvolvidos no âmbito mundial abordando a CIPE ® , categorizando-os segundo suas finalidades. Trata-se de uma revisão de literatura, em base de dados da Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde, pelo o termo "ICNP", com abrangência até 2009. Foram encontrados 124 artigos; 65 analisados, cujo conteúdo foi agrupado em nove categorias: abordagens gerais; aplicabilidade à prática; avaliação de classificações; experiências com recursos computacionais; desenvolvimento e inclusão de termos; abordagem sobre sistemas classificatórios; uso para ancorar a construção de declarações de enfermagem; traduções; e outros. Verificou-se que poucos trabalhos apresentam projetos ou avaliam resultados de aplicações práticas da CIPE ® ; a maioria aborda aspectos conceituais ou realiza comparações com outras classificações. Diversos trabalhos concluem sobre a adequação e relevância da CIPE ® , mas apontam a necessidade de aperfeiçoamento.Descritores: Processos de enfermagem. Classificação. Prática profissional. RESUMEN La Clasificación Internacional para la Práctica de Enfermería (ICNP

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Interpretation of an international terminology standard in the development of a logic-based compositional terminology

Abstract: Interpretation of an international terminology standard in the development of a logicbased compositional terminology

Cited by 17 publications

References 8 publications

The Adequacy of ICNP Version 1.0 as a Representational Model for Electronic Nursing Assessment Documentation

The Adequacy of ICNP Version 1.0 as a Representational Model for Electronic Nursing Assessment Documentation

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Uma visão da produção científica internacional sobre a classificação internacional para a prática de enfermagem

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