Improving the Public Health Information Network through Semantic Modeling
Parsa Mirhaji, Dean Allemang, R.A. Coyne, S. Ward Casscells
Abstract
Parsa Mirhaji, Dean Allemang, R.A. Coyne, S. Ward Casscells
Abstract
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) created the Public Health Information Network to advance fully capable, interoperable information systems in public health organizations. PHIN prioritizes public health information systems' functional requirements, capabilities, performance measures, and operational characteristics while letting the architects of those systems choose enabling approaches, methods, and concepts to meet the requirements. PHIN also provides a certification process for public health administrators to evaluate their information infrastructure's quality. The certification process is important because affected organizations often depend on certification for continued funding.
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) created the Public Health Information Network to advance fully capable, interoperable information systems in public health organizations. PHIN prioritizes public health information systems' functional requirements, capabilities, performance measures, and operational characteristics while letting the architects of those systems choose enabling approaches, methods, and concepts to meet the requirements. PHIN also provides a certification process for public health administrators to evaluate their information infrastructure's quality. The certification process is important because affected organizations often depend on certification for continued funding.
Key concepts: Certification, Interoperability, Computer science, Knowledge management, Process (computing), Information system, Process management, Quality (philosophy)