Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of The Origins of openEHR


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May 19, 2008, 8:36:46 AM (16 years ago)
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KOBAYASHI, Shinji
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  • The Origins of openEHR

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    73 AIM Workplanによる最初の大規模な提案募集は1989年に発表された。電子的健康記録(EHR)アーキテクチャの研究開発のためには重要な行動であった。この試みにおける作業に出資を求める競争相手の共同事業体のなかで熾烈な競争が繰り広げられた。臨床用語体系(Terminology)や診療プロトコールなどのこの分野で重要な事業についてそのほかの重要な取り組みがAIMプログラムプロジェクト（たとえば Galen, Games, Dilemma)により発展してきており，この時期に一緒に働いた仲間は今日まで一緒に働いている。
     73AIM Workplanによる最初の大規模な提案募集は1989年に発表された。電子的健康記録(EHR)アーキテクチャの研究開発のためには重要な行動であった。この試みにおける作業に出資を求める競争相手の共同事業体のなかで熾烈な競争が繰り広げられた。臨床用語体系(Terminology)や診療プロトコールなどのこの分野で重要な事業についてそのほかの重要な取り組みがAIMプログラムプロジェクト（たとえば Galen, Games, Dilemma)により発展してきており，この時期に一緒に働いた仲間とは今日まで一緒に活動している。
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    7575The first major Call for Proposals under the AIM Workplan was issued in 1989. A Key Action was to be research and development for an electronic health care record architecture. There was intense competition among rival consortia seeking funding to work on this challenge. Other Key Actions addressed clinical terminology and clinical care protocols and important work in these areas evolved in the early AIM Programme Projects (e.g. Galen, Games, Dilemma), and colleagues from these days work alongside us to this day.
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    7878The Good European Health Record (GEHR) Project Proposal
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     80Dr Alain MaskensとDr Sam Heardによりコンソーシアムは
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    8282A Consortium was drawn together by Dr Alain Maskens and Dr Sam Heard to bid to work within AIM on electronic health record architecture. Alain, a Belgian oncologist, was running HDMP, a small software company specialising in electronic healthcare records for GPs. Sam, an Australian General Practitioner, was lecturer at the Medical College of St Bartholomew’s Hospital in London and ran a practice in East London and had developed a general practice system supported by a cooperative of general practices. The two had met through Professor Mal Salkind, head of General Practice at St Bartholomew’s, during the AIM exploratory phase and had begun to collaborate on the development of a generic EHR system.
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    84   The Consortium comprised seven professional, industrial and academic
    85 partners: St Bartholomew’s Medical College (co-ordinating partner); HDMP; The French Red Cross Hospitals; The Association of Doctors and Dentists of Luxembourg; The General Practice Institute of Oporto, Portugal; France Telecom; Smithkline Beecham.
     84The Consortium comprised seven professional, industrial and academic partners: St Bartholomew’s Medical College (co-ordinating partner); HDMP; The French Red Cross Hospitals; The Association of Doctors and Dentists of Luxembourg; The General Practice Institute of Oporto, Portugal; France Telecom; Smithkline Beecham.
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    8786  Professor David Ingram, Professor of Medical Informatics at St Bartholomew’s