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Clinical Knowledge Manager (Sebastian Garde)
The To be able to exchange clinical information in a semantically safe way across different openEHR-based systems, it is important to agree on the clinical concepts. Ideally, such concepts (formally expressed in openEHR archetypes) are developed in collaboration - regionally, nationally and internationally. To enable this, the Clinical Knowledge Manager (CKM) is a has been developed as a web-based system for collaborative development, management, review and publishing of openEHR archetypes and other clinical knowledge resources. It enables the knowledge governance of openEHR archetypes, templates, terminology subsets, artefact release sets, as well as metadata relating to clinical models and related resources. CKM is used internationally by the openEHR foundation as well as in several national programmes. CKM supports the 'federation' of archetypes, so that the various programmes can work independently and to their own timelines, while sharing arhcetypes with each other where possible.
New archetype and template tools (Erik Sundvall)
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