2006•PubMedOpen access

Using BPEL to define an executable CDS rule process.

Kevin Heard, Christine Huang, Laura A Noirot, Richard M. Reichley, Thomas C. Bailey

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Business Process Execution Language for Web Services (BPEL) is an XML-based language used to define business process and workflow logic. While its original purpose was to provide a method of linking several disparate business applications, we have found that BPEL provides several features and advantages that lend it to incorporation in a clinical decision support (CDS) rule engine.

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Key concepts: Business Process Execution Language, Computer science, Executable, Workflow, Business process, Software engineering, Programming language, Business Process Model and Notation