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CodeSystem: OMAHA Tangram Medical Terminology

Official URL: https://term.omaha.org.cn				Version: 1.0.0
Active as of 2022-04-21			Responsible: Open Medicine and Health Alliance (OMAHA) of Zhejiang Institute of Medical-care Information Technology (imit)	Computable Name: TangramMedicalTerminology
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OMAHA Tangram Medical Terminology is an ontology-based medical terminological resource developed by Chinese language. It helps to standardize the expression of Chinese medical terms, and improve the semantic interoperability between different systems. The terminology can be used in electronic health records, decision support systems and digital health researches, providing the functions of mapping, data capture, data mining, data registries, statistical analysis and reasoning etc.

Tangram Medical Terminology is released quarterly using the file name format as Tangram_Medical_Terminology _YYYYMMDD (Example: Tangram _Medical_Terminology _20200120). For more information, please visit http://wiki.omaha.org.cn/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=31425763

For more information, see https://term.omaha.org.cn/.

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