The openEHR Clinical Knowledge Manager (CKM) is an online application that supports knowledge governance within and across the health enterprise. In practice, it is a system for collaborative development, management and publishing of a wide range of clinical knowledge resources including archetypes, templates and terminology subsets.
See the live instance of CKM: http://openehr.org/knowledge
In the first release of CKM, management of openEHR archetypes through a review and publication process is supported, which includes comprehensive versioning of each archetype, creation and management of teams and a transparent review process.
In the near future additional functionality will include comprehensive management of release sets of archetypes, a library of openEHR templates and a complementary repository for other related artefacts such as terminology subsets.
The Clinical Knowledge Manager provides the opportunity and means for users interested in modelling clinical content to become participate in the creation and/or enhancement of an international set of archetypes, and these in turn have the potential to provide the foundation for interoperable Electronic Health Records.
- Functional Overview
- Archetype authoring, review and publication overview
- Content publication, terminology binding and language translations
- Archetype checklist
- Frequently Asked Questions
- CKM Releases
- Result of openEHR Community poll - Top 10 archetypes for use in an Emergency
- Video Guides:
- Introduction to CKM - including:
- What is CKM?,
- What is an archetype?
- Types of Archetypes
- Registering in CKM
- Introduction to CKM - including:
How can you get involved?
[Note: you will need to be a registered user]
- Register yourself - otherwise you can view the archetypes, but not get access to all the good stuff 'under the hood'
- Adopt an archetype
- Contribute to discussion about an archetype - this will feed into a formal review process
- Rate a published archetype
- Volunteer to review the clinical content of archetypes - technical knowledge not required; informatics knowledge an asset; and sound clinical knowledge absolutely essential
- Support terminology binding
- Volunteer as a terminology expert to advise on terminology binding within archetypes
- Translate archetypes
- Volunteer as an archetype translator
- Translation instructions (for the Ocean Archetype Editor)
- Become an Archetype Editor
- Volunteer as an editor
- Facilitate and moderate archetype reviews
- Editorial checklist
- Add an archetype to the repository
Problems, Suggestions, Comments: Please email ckm@oceaninformatics.com if you have any problems, suggestions, comments for this tool or select 'Report bug' or 'Suggest new feature' from CKM's About menu.
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