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Fig. 3. The compo
onents of the PHIS-server and its external connections
Fig. 4. e
e-Health tools accessing the PHIS-ontology
integrated the ontologies o
Remote manager, and PHR
presented in Figure 4.
Figure 5 illustrates the
ontology is developed by i
and RM-ontology (Remote
OWL´s classes, rectangles
ellipses represent OWL's o
four ontologies.
In order to illustrate sha
C class Informal_entity . Fu
ject property A-E is deals , d
url . In such as setting we c
that John Smith suffers from
stored in a specific url .
of the Blog manager, Information therapy (Ix) manag
R manager. Such an internal architecture of the PHIS
ger,
S is
idea of the knowledge base and the case where PH
integrating the Blog-ontology, Ix-ontology, PHR-ontolo
e Monitoring ontology). In the figure ellipses repres
represent OWL's data properties and the lines betw
object properties. Accordingly class A is shared by all
HIS-
ogy
sent
ween
the
ared classes, A could be class Disease , B class Patient ,
urther assume that object property A-B is suffer_from ,
data property b1 is patient_name , and data property e1
could specify by RDF (Resource Description Framewo
m diabetes and the educational material dealing diabete
and
ob-
is a
ork)
es is
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