An Ontology Approach for Knowledge Acquisition and Development of Health Information System (HIS)

Abid Ali Fareedi, Ahmad Ghazawneh

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Abstract

This paper emphasizes various knowledge acquisition approaches in terms of tacit and explicit knowledge management that can be helpful to capture, codify and communicate within medical unit. The semantic-based knowledge management system (SKMS) supports knowledge acquisition and incorporates various approaches to provide systematic practical platform to knowledge practitioners and to identify various roles of healthcare professionals, tasks that can be performed according to personnel’s competencies, and activities that are carried out as a part of tasks to achieve defined goals of clinical process. This research outcome gives new vision to IT practitioners to manage the tacit and implicit knowledge in XML format which can be taken as foundation for the development of information systems (IS) so that domain end-users can receive timely healthcare related services according to their demands and needs.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationDesigning Digitalization (ISD2018 Proceedings)
Number of pages133
PublisherLund University
Publication date22 Aug 2018
Pages121
ISBN (Electronic)978-91-7753-876-9
Publication statusPublished - 22 Aug 2018
Event27th International Conference on Information Systems Development: Designing Digitalization - Lund University, Lund, Sweden
Duration: 21 Aug 201824 Aug 2018
Conference number: 27
http://www.isd2018.ics.lu.se/

Conference

Conference27th International Conference on Information Systems Development
Number27
LocationLund University
Country/TerritorySweden
CityLund
Period21/08/201824/08/2018
Internet address

Keywords

  • Knowledge management
  • Health Information System
  • conceptual modelling
  • information logistic
  • EKD
  • OWL
  • ward-round

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