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Utilization of BPM+ Health for the Representation of Clinical Knowledge: A Framework for the Expression and Assessment of Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) Utilizing Existing and Emerging Object Management Group (OMG) Standards
published 1st of January, 2020
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@article{lario2020,
title = {Utilization of BPM+ Health for the Representation of Clinical Knowledge: A Framework for the Expression and Assessment of Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) Utilizing Existing and Emerging Object Management Group (OMG) Standards},
author = {Robert F. Lario and Steve Hasely and Stephen White and Karen Eilbeck and Richard Soley and Stan Huff and Kensaku Kawamoto},
journal = {AMIA},
year = {2020},
month = {Jan},
}
Robert F. Lario et al. (2020). Utilization of BPM+ Health for the Representation of Clinical Knowledge: A Framework for the Expression and Assessment of Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) Utilizing Existing and Emerging Object Management Group (OMG) Standards. AMIA.
Robert F. Lario, et al.. "Utilization of BPM+ Health for the Representation of Clinical Knowledge: A Framework for the Expression and Assessment of Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) Utilizing Existing and Emerging Object Management Group (OMG) Standards." AMIA, 2020.
Robert F. Lario, et al.. "Utilization of BPM+ Health for the Representation of Clinical Knowledge: A Framework for the Expression and Assessment of Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) Utilizing Existing and Emerging Object Management Group (OMG) Standards." AMIA (2020).
Robert F. Lario et al., 2020. Utilization of BPM+ Health for the Representation of Clinical Knowledge: A Framework for the Expression and Assessment of Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) Utilizing Existing and Emerging Object Management Group (OMG) Standards. AMIA.
TY - JOUR
TI - Utilization of BPM+ Health for the Representation of Clinical Knowledge: A Framework for the Expression and Assessment of Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) Utilizing Existing and Emerging Object Management Group (OMG) Standards
AU - Robert F. Lario
AU - Steve Hasely
AU - Stephen White
AU - Karen Eilbeck
AU - Richard Soley
AU - Stan Huff
AU - Kensaku Kawamoto
PY - 2020
JO - AMIA
ER -
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