IHTSDO-41 (artf222643) Modelling of X in remission
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Document review: JIRA IHTSDO-41(artf222643) Modelling of X in remission Documentation Review (Please note this review page is not public)
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Table of Contents
1 Glossary
1.1 Domain Terms
2 Introduction
2.1 Purpose
2.2 Audience and stakeholder domain
2.2.1 Input from stakeholders
2.2.2 Degree of consensus on the statement of problem
3 Statement of the problem or need
3.1 Summary of problem or need, as reported
3.2 Summary of requested solution
3.3 Statement of problem as understood
3.4 Detailed analysis of reported problem, including background
3.4.1 Determining the context in which "In remission" has a reproducible meaning
3.4.2 The Concept Model for representing "<disease> in remission"
3.4.3 Precoordination of "<disease> in remission" content
3.5 Subsidiary and interrelated problems
4 Risks / Benefits
4.1 Risks of not addressing the problem
4.2 Risks of addressing the problem
5 Requirements: criteria for success and completion
5.1 Criteria for success/completion
5.2 Strategic and/or specific operational use cases
5.2.1 Clear editorial policy development for "<disease> in remission" content
6 Solution Development
6.1 Initial Design
6.1.1 Outline of initial design
6.1.2 Significant design or implementation decisions / compromises
6.1.3 Evaluation of design
6.2 Iteration One
6.2.1 Outline of revised design
6.2.2 Revised modeling recommendations
6.2.3 Significant design or implementation decisions / compromises
6.2.4 Evaluation of revised design
7 Recommendation
7.1.1 Detailed design final specification
7.1.2 Iteration plan
8 Quality program criteria
8.1 Quality metrics
8.1.1 Quality metric 1
8.1.2 Quality metric 2
9 Project Resource Estimates
9.1 Projection of remaining overall project resource requirements
9.1.1 Expected project resource requirement category
9.1.2 Expected project impact and benefit
9.1.3 Indicative resource estimates for construction, transition and maintenance:
10 Appendix A - "<disease> in remission" concepts in the NLM CORE Problem List Subset
11 Appendix B – "<disease> in remission" concepts in SNOMED CT
12 Appendix C - Modeling inconsistencies to be addressed as part of the <disease> in remission project
12.1 Primitive "<Mental disorder> in remission" Concepts
12.2 Modeling to the nearest proximal primitive parent
13 Appendix D - <disease> status notes