- From: UTwente <j.luizrebelomoreira@utwente.nl>
- Date: Mon, 26 Feb 2018 12:05:43 +0100
- To: public-semweb-lifesci@w3.org
- Message-ID: <CAMmh81D9AuZekB8MeXMXdTSPNb5mqmxp6cLz8zYaq=NjkXO=Cg@mail.gmail.com>
Hi all, Last Tuesday we decided that I'd send some questions regarding FHIR RDF. The list is below, sorry in advance if there are "stupid questions": - Regarding documentation of the ontology, I noticed that there are two W3C specs: http://w3c.github.io/hcls-fhir-rdf/spec/ontology.html http://w3c.github.io/hcls-fhir-rdf/spec/ What is the difference between them? - I missed a history section (a timeline) explaining when FHIR RDF was created, what was the problem, the goals, the versions published, etc. - Is there a comparison study of FHIR RDF vs other ontologies that share equivalent principles (records x facts and non-monotonicity)? E.g. FHIR RDF vs OpenEHR approach or vs UniversAAL ontology? - Is there an official agenda (roadmap) for FHIR RDF (e.g. ongoing and future work, expected results, etc)? - What is the process between W3C and HL7 to evolve this ontology? Is there a workflow for decision making? - I think that Eric mentioned that IoT was one of the use cases that the workgroup is interested for applying FHIR RDF. I noticed that the section "3.0.5 Common use cases" (http://build.fhir.org/linked-data-module.html) is stamped with "TODO" yet. Is there a list of use cases, listing the past ones and the intended ones? - The prior question brings to this: what are the case studies that used FHIR RDF and/or are using it now and/or planned to near future? I saw the presentation from Harold and Eric about Rheumatoidarthrits ( https://www.w3.org/2016/Talks/1205-swat4ls-egp/reasoning#(1)), is this a case study being developed for healthcare system? - We talked about the WP5 document, but I'd like to know what is WP5, is this a working package within a project? Which project? What is the goal of WP5? - Did I understand correctly that the goal of this current FHIR RDF is to thoroughly representation of FHIR standard (the data model)? If yes, why not having two ontologies: this one and another one as a lightweight FHIR RDF to be used by semantic healthcare systems (e.g. the IoT ECG system I'm working on)? This second ontology could be derived from and mapped to the first. Thanks in advance. Best regards, Joao
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