Monthly Archives: June 2011

DCMs – can they look good AND be computable?

Posted on June 8, 2011 by wolandscat

Let’s talk about mindmaps and archetypes. Mindmaps seem to be fuzzy and friendly – we need them because they are incredibly efficient at transmitting information to humans. Archetypes seem über-mathematical, but we need them to do proper model-based computing.

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Detailed Clinical Models (DCMs) – some basic facts

Posted on June 3, 2011 by wolandscat

The New Zealand e-health programme architecture task-force has published its Working Interoperability Reference Architecture blueprint document. With respect to the document and the comments posted (I tried to post myself,  but the comment disappeared), it seems worth making a couple … Continue reading →

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