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Agenda Topics
Agenda Outline | Agenda Item | Meeting Minutes from Discussion | Decision Link(if not child) |
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| Management | Minutes Approval | ||
| Methodology | CPG-on-FHIR STU2 Roadmap | ||
| Feedback on terminology issues preparing WHO guidelines/systematic reviews | WHO Guidelines on the NLM/NCBI Bookshelf The NCBI Bookshelf catalogs WHO Guidelines National Library of Medicine, NCBI is a congressionally mandated center within NLM, National Computable Biomedical Informatics, manages PubMed and GenBank OAI-PMH Service - API service used by the library community https://www.openarchives.org/pmh/ Use Dublin-Core metadata to index NCBI has an agreement with WHO to ingest guidelines into Bookshelf using this API PDF Digitized to BITS XML (JATS - Journal Article Tag Set) Biggest challenge is how to do sub-guideline versioning One potential solution is DITA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_Information_Typing_Architecture Note that IDs in this example are WHO-specific, approach should be scalable to any content producer Persistent Identifiers (PIDs) - Any agency that receives federal funding has to have a public access policy, NIH is updating theirs now, these updates will likely include references to persistent identifiers. Guidelines need a consistent approach to identifying what components get PIDs and how they get assigned | ||
| Management | Next agenda | ||
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Supporting Documents
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