Access to medical knowledge is a major issue for health professionals and requires the development of terminologies.
The dictionary was developed because of its importance to the development of Slovene terminology in a field that is not only used by professionals, but also by educators when teaching new generations of engineers, and users of modern technology.
The review of the development of V&V terminology and methodology points out the contributions from members of the operations research, statistics, and CFD communities.
The development of uniform terminology and definitions to describe culturally competent or diversity responsive health care is considered as key for effective evidence-based development, implementation and evaluation of diversity responsive health care [ 17, 19].
Ontological methods are also increasingly used in the development of medical terminology systems such as SNOMED CT (Donnelly, 2006) and a new generation of WHO classifications (http://www.who.int/classifications).
Despite opposition against his terminological choice and the development of alternative terminologies, such as Meinong's "founded contents" (1891, 253) and Husserl's "figural moments" (1891, 236 n. 1) or "moments of unity" (1901, 230), Ehrenfels' article fixed the terminology and many of the conceptual categories.
The aim of this study was to present our perspectives on healthcare information analysis at a conceptual level and the lessons learned from our experience with the development of a terminology-based enterprise electronic nursing record system – which was one of components in an EMR system at a tertiary teaching hospital in Korea – using an object-oriented system analysis and design concept.
Improving semantic interoperability by a structured representation of clinical procedures, findings and diseases constitutes the main rationale for the development of clinical terminologies and classification systems.
"Adedî Grafik Sûret-î Mütalâası [Methods of Reading Numerical Graphics] or Data Visualization" mainly focuses on the period 1910-1950 and evaluates the development of local vocational terminology and related vocational skills.
As a starting point, the European Psychiatric Care Assessment Team EPCATT) initiated in the year 1994 the development of a common terminology and a standard procedure for assessment of mental health services.
