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HL7 Version 3 - An object-oriented methodology for collaborative standards development
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DOI：10.1016/S1386-5056(97)00121-4.png)
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In January of 1997, Health Level Seven (HL7) began developing Version 3.0 of its standard. The Version 3 effort represents a transformation of the way that HL7 and its Technical Committees will develop future HL7 information interchange standards. This transformation involves applying object-oriented modelling to the development and specification of information interchange standards. This paper discusses the rationale that led HL7 to undertake this change and provides an overview of the Version 3 Message Development Framework which is HL7's new methodology. It also considers the features of the Version 3 methodology that can facilitate the development of international collaboration and consensus in health informatics standards. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved.
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informatics standards
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