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Improving clinical documentation of rare neuromuscular diseases: development of a standardised information model

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Title:Improving clinical documentation of rare neuromuscular diseases: development of a standardised information model
Creators Name:Hübner, M., Nyoungui, E., Gazzero, E., Hassoun, L., Zschüntzsch, J., Krefting, D., Schepers, J. and Röttgerd, R.
Abstract:Rare neuromuscular diseases (NMDs) encompass various disorders of the nervous system and skeletal muscles, and present intricate challenges in diagnosis, treatment, and research due to their low prevalence and often diverse multisystemic manifestations. Leveraging collected patient data for secondary use and analysis holds promise for advancing medical understanding in this field. However, a certain level of data quality is a prerequisite for the methods that can be used to analyze data. The heterogeneous nature of NMDs poses a significant obstacle to the creation of standardized documentation, as there are still many challenges to accurate diagnosis and many discrepancies in the diagnostic process between different countries. This paper proposes the development of an information model tailored to NMDs, aiming to augment visibility, address deficiencies in documentation, and facilitate comprehensive analysis and research endeavors. By providing a structured framework, this model seeks to propel advancements in understanding and managing NMD, ultimately benefiting patients and healthcare providers worldwide.
Keywords:Rare Diseases, Interoperability, Neuromuscular Diseases, Standards
Source:Studies in Health Technology and Informatics
Series Name:Studies in Health Technology and Informatics
Title of Book:Digital Health and Informatics Innovations for Sustainable Health Care Systems: Proceedings of MIE 2024
ISSN:0926-9630
ISBN:978-1-64368-533-5
Publisher:IOS Press
Volume:316
Page Range:1418-1419
Number of Pages:2029
Date:22 August 2024
Official Publication:https://doi.org/10.3233/shti240677
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