Clinical Knowledge Manager
One of the key features of openEHR is the development of structures and terminologies to represent health data. Due to the open nature of openEHR, these structures are publicly available to be used and implemented in health information systems. Commonly, community users share, discuss and approve these structures in a repository known as Clinical Knowledge Manager (CKM). The most known openEHR CKMs are presented below:
- openEHR Clinical Knowledge Manager
- NEHTA Clinical Knowledge Manager
- Swedish openEHR Clinical Knowledge Manager
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