Terminology Server
Terminology Server enables the building and management of terminology content by creating a structure in the National and International Clinical Terminology standards. With the terminology, all health records are managed with a correct encoding.
- Effective & Standard Mapping of Health Data
- Simplified & Complete Terminologies Usage
- Avoid Errors in Health Data
- Compliance with HL7 Standard
- Ability to work on FHIR Server
- Interoperability between Systems
- Correct clinical concept coding
- Understandable internal structure
- Simpler implementation
The use of Terminology Server helps in understanding and sharing health data. Authoring and managing terminology in health is a challenging aspect. Healthcare systems are made up of different parts, making it difficult for solutions to be error-prone and interoperable. This system solves all these challenges.
Health data could be stored in different formats in these other parts. Maintaining interoperability most effectively depends on how accurately the data was encoded. Terminology management may become a complicated structure. The main point is to keep up-to-date with external code systems and understand their internal structures. Terminology Server with a strong FHIR Server dependency should be properly structured to manage the process. A terminology hierarchy established in an internal structure provides this in the best way.
Building Code System
Terminology specification concepts defined on HL7 and FHIR principles enable us to build flexible and up-to-date ValueSets designs. With this, managing terminologies to be published, edited or decomposed becomes easier. Correct coding of clinical concepts and transferring this to ValueSets is critical in creating the complete terminology concept.
Concept Mapping
By simplifying the use of the terminology and ensuring that the FHIR servers and the terminology server work together seamlessly, we are introducing a new concept resource type that enables us to implement the basic operations much more straightforwardly. It builds effective mapping from a set of concepts defined in a code system to one or more concepts.
Benefits
-
FHIR applications using coded clinical data can benefit from the service to help manage the complexity of the terminology world.
-
Working with Terminology Server allows for the easy handling of all healthcare operations.
-
Reduction of complexity on healthcare systems.
-
Simplification of sharing and understanding recorded data processes.