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. 1999:930–934.

Influences of the Unified Service Action Model on the HL7 Reference Information Model.

D C Russler 1, G Schadow 1, C Mead 1, T Snyder 1, L M Quade 1, C J McDonald 1
PMCID: PMC2232835  PMID: 10566497

Abstract

Modeling information for the electronic medical record (EMR) builds on a century of study on information and its relationship to cost and quality improvement. An initiative to examine the focus of cost and quality improvement and its relationship to information modeling resulted in the development of the Unified Service Action Model of healthcare processes, which focuses on the action as the center of cost accounting, quality accounting and privacy management. The application of this model to the HL7 Reference Information Model produced a simplification of the HL7 model at the cost of increased reliance on vocabulary terms for actions.

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