Difference between revisions of "Category:Information Model"
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{{Reference_Definition| A structured specification of the information requirements of a project. An information model expresses the classes of information required and the properties of those classes, including attributes, relationships and states. | HL7 | EHRS }} | {{Reference_Definition| A structured specification of the information requirements of a project. An information model expresses the classes of information required and the properties of those classes, including attributes, relationships and states. | HL7 | EHRS }} | ||
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Revision as of 11:39, 24 February 2012
Abbreviation: IM
Definition: A structured representation of the information requirements of a domain. An information model expresses the classes of information required and the properties of those classes, including attributes, relationships and states.
Reference Definition: A structured specification of the information requirements of a project. An information model expresses the classes of information required and the properties of those classes, including attributes, relationships and states. (HL7) - EHRS
