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standards represent two di
summaries [27]. However,
they contain the same data e

sonal health records. From technology point of view th
ifferent XML schemas designed to store patient clin
both schemas are identical in their scope in the sense t
elements.

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that

Fig. 9. A CCR document

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with PHIS-ontology and can
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Patient in the PHIS-ontolog
instance identified by “AB-
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developed an OWL-ontolog
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2. The simple elements of
ties such that the complex e

sformation the CCR document of Figure 9 is in
ed in Figure 10. In this format the document is compli
n be inserted into the PHIS-ontology.
ted document of Figure 10 is comprised of four RD
rst RDF-description is comprised of three RDF-stateme
that the type of the instance identified by “AB-12345”
gy. The second RDF-statement states that the name of
-12345” is Susan Taylor.
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gy for the document. In this stage we have used the XM
ent as follows:
of the XML-schema are transformed into OWL classes.
f the XML-schema are transformed into OWL data prop
element is the domain of the data properties.

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