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The Q-codes: Metadata, Research data, and desiderata, oh my! Improving access to grey literature in family medicine
Resnick, Melissa P.; Ittoo, Ashwin; Jamoulle, Marc et al.
2019In Farace, D.; Frantzen (Eds.) GL20 Proceedings Twentieth International Conference on Grey Literature “Research Data Fuels and Sustains Grey Literature”.
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Keywords :
Q-Codes; General practice; Indexation
Abstract :
[en] Abstract: Problem/Goal: In GL19’s “Indexing grey literature in General Practice: Family Medicine in the Eraof Semantic Web,” Jamoulle and colleagues(Jamoulle et al., 2018) propose the use of a relatively new terminology (3CGP) to allow for the indexing and retrieval of (GP/FM) knowledge which otherwise would be lost, or difficult to locate. Though designed to meet Cimino’s (Cimino, 1998) twelve desiderata for the design of a controlled healthcare vocabulary, Jamoulle and colleagues (Jamoulle et al., 2018) acknowledge that a detailed requirement by requirement evaluation of 3CGP was not performed. The goal of this paper is to evaluate the Q-Codes component of the 3CGP terminology, in detail, with each of Cimino’s twelve desiderata. Research Method/Procedure: In our work, we will focus on qualitative analysis, whereby our taxonomy, the Q-Codes, and in particular, its vocabulary satisfies a standard set of desiderata. Qualitative analysis provides a simple and yet effective way to assess the Q-Codes taxonomy’s quality. We will briefly describe each of the desiderata and discuss how our taxonomy satisfies each one of them (or not). Anticipated Results of the Research: The qualitative evaluation is intended as an initial stage, which focuses on the Q-Codes taxonomy’s contents, namely, its vocabulary (e.g. terms and definitions). Our aim with the qualitative evaluation is to investigate whether our proposed taxonomy, and in particular its vocabulary, satisfies a set of desiderata. This will enable us to determine whether the knowledge acquisition and (part of) the conceptualization steps of our ontology development process have been performed correctly. We consider that validating our vocabulary against a set of well-defined desiderata is paramount before evaluating other aspects of the taxonomy (such as the relations). As a set of desiderata, we chose that proposed by Cimino in his seminal study entitled “Desiderata for controlled medical vocabularies in the twenty-first century” (Cimino, 1998). These desiderata ensure that our taxonomy can be successfully deployed and exploited in actual GM/FM applications / activities, such as indexing grey literature. The desiderata define a set of (desired) characteristics that (ideally all) standard medical vocabularies should satisfy. Thus, these desiderata help in alleviating inter-operability issues, with the use of common standards ensuring the efficient integration of our taxonomy with other medical vocabularies and resources (taxonomies, ontologies). From the results of this study, improvements can be made to the Q-Codes component of, and thus, the 3CGP terminology. This, in turn, improves the ability to index the grey literature with the 3CGP terminology, providing greater access to needed information. Indication of costs related to the project: This project has not been funded. 3CGP is placed under Attribution-Non-Commercial-Share-Alike4.0International(CCBY-NC-SA4.0) license.
Disciplines :
General & internal medicine
Computer science
Author, co-author :
Resnick, Melissa P.;  University of Texas at Houston > Health Science Center at Houston,Houston,TX,USA
Ittoo, Ashwin ;  Université de Liège - ULiège > HEC Liège : UER > UER Opérations : Systèmes d'information de gestion
Jamoulle, Marc  ;  Université de Liège - ULiège > Département des sciences cliniques > Département des sciences cliniques
Vanmeerbeek, Marc  ;  Université de Liège - ULiège > Département des sciences cliniques > Médecine générale
Shamenek, Frank S.;  ,Consultant, NewYork, USA
Ed Hsu, Chiehwen;  National CK University > College of Management, Tainan, Taiwa
vander Stichele, Robert;  University of Ghent > Heymans Institute of Pharmacology, Belgium
Grosjean, Julien;  University of Rouen > Department of Information and Medical Informatics (D2IM), France
Darmoni, Stefan;  University of Rouen > Department of Information and Medical Informatics (D2IM), France
Cardillo, Elena;  National Research Council > Institute of Informatics and Telematics, Italy
Pizzanelli, Miguel;  University of the Republic of Uruguay > Department of Family and Community Medicine, Uruguay
Language :
English
Title :
The Q-codes: Metadata, Research data, and desiderata, oh my! Improving access to grey literature in family medicine
Publication date :
February 2019
Event name :
Twentieth International Conference on Grey Literature
Event organizer :
www.textrelease.com Amsterdam, Netherlands
Event place :
Loyola University New Orleans, United States
Event date :
December 3-4, 2018
Audience :
International
Main work title :
GL20 Proceedings Twentieth International Conference on Grey Literature “Research Data Fuels and Sustains Grey Literature”.
Editor :
Farace, D.
Frantzen
Publisher :
GreyLiterature Network Service., Amsterdam, Netherlands
Edition :
TextRelease, February 2019 .–161p.
Collection name :
GL Conference Series, ISSN 1386-2316;No.20
Pages :
123-133
Peer reviewed :
Peer reviewed
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