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Archetype modelling in openEHR

PM Priscila A. Maranhão
AP Ana Margarida Pereira
CC Conceição Calhau
PR Paula Ravasco
FB Federico Bozzetti
AL Alessandro Laviano
LI Liz Isenring
EB Elisa V. Bandera
MH Maureen B. Huhmann
PV Pedro Vieira-Marques
RC Ricardo J. Cruz-Correia
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Subsequently, the selected concepts were modelled as openEHR archetypes. Archetype modelling has been widely applied in previous studies [30, 32, 34]. The concepts were discussed by the authors and relevant items were identified from books, journal articles, and guidelines. Afterwards, the archetype data was structured considering that each data is internally coded by a term code (at-code), which provides identity to the data nodes of the archetypes (i.e. to “name” the data) and value sets for leaf attributes [35].

The Ocean Archetype Editor software was used to model the archetype concepts [36]. The Archetype Editor provides graphical user interfaces that support openEHR-archetype creation and edition [31]. All archetypes were modelled in English.

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