IHTSDO-796 (artf6364) Occupational Disorder Modelling
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https://projects.jira.snomed.org/browse/IHTSDO-796
JIRA IHTSDO-796 (artf6364) Occupational disorder modeling Documentation Review
Amendment History
Version | Date | Editor | Comments |
0.01 | 20151122 | Sarah Harry | First draft |
0.02 | 20160901 | Sarah Harry | Revised following review by Matt Cordell. Additional solutions suggested for consideration. Recommendation (section 7.0) updated accordingly. |
0.3 | 20170404 | Sarah Harry | Further elaboration of planned model for construction phase (Section 7.0), removal of some irrelevant diagramming figures and some typographical corrections. |
Review Timetable
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Table of Contents
1 Glossary
1.1 Domain Terms
2 Introduction
2.1 Purpose
2.2 Audience
2.3 Summary Recommendation
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
3.3.1 Further exploration of the problem
3.4 Analysis of reported problem, including background
3.4.1 Defining 'Occupational disorder'
3.4.2 Background in Epidemiology
3.4.3 Current definition of occupational disorders in SNOMED CT
3.4.4 The SNOMED CT user business case – Occupational health interventions, occupational disease reporting and surveillance
3.4.5 Extent of problem in SNOMED CT – quantification
3.4.6 Summary of classification issues
3.4.7 Causality/causation in disorders and findings in SNOMED CT
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
6 Solution Development
6.1 Initial Design
6.1.1 Solution 1: Full definition of occupational disorders using Due to (attribute)
6.1.2 Solution 2: Don't attempt wholesale full definition
6.2 Design Risks
7 Recommendation
7.1 Detailed design final specification
7.2 Content for review as part of 7.1
8 Quality program criteria
8.1 Quality metrics
8.1.1 Quality metric 1
8.1.2 Quality metric 2
8.2 Use case scenarios
9 Project Resource Estimates
9.1 Scope of elaboration phase
9.2 Projection of overall project size and resource requirements
9.2.1 Expected project resource requirement
9.2.2 Expected project impact and benefit
9.3 Scope of construction phase
9.4 Projection of remaining overall project resource requirements
9.4.1 Expected project resource requirement category
9.4.2 Expected project impact and benefit
9.4.3 Indicative resource estimates for construction, transition and maintenance:
10 References