Thread by @omowizard

Now for a thread celebrating the achievements of the international #openEHR Clinical Modelling Program, its' Editors, & its' community of volunteer reviewers. I'm so proud of these people, these models. Together we've achieved something truly unique & groundbreaking 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

1. #openEHR archetype design methodology - a strategic and coordinated approach to data design that proactively deconstructs clinical knowledge & applies scientific rigour and repeatable clinical recording patterns to clinical information model development

2. #openEHR Clinical Knowledge Manager (CKM) tool - our secret weapon! This custom-built unique online tool is the coordinating centre for the Clinical Modelling Program - our library of archetypes, our collaboration portal and our governance hub rolled into one.

3. The #openEHR archetype library is the most advanced and coherent collection of multilingual clinical information models available in the public domain.

4. The #openEHR clinical knowledge governance methodology is unique, comprehensive and sophisticated, embedded into the CKM. Where else can you witness the innovation of parallel clinical information model content publication processes integrated with technical versioning?

5. We crowdsource the quality of our archetypes! The #openEHR CKM has integrated an asynchronous, open & transparent peer-review approach to quality assurance of the archetype content, so that clinicians & domain experts verify the content as ‘fit for use’ in clinical systems.

6. Clinician engagement in health data standards has been encouraged by reducing the technical/tooling barriers to enable grassroots clinicians to participate in #openEHR archetype design and review.

7. We have built a spectacular #openEHR CKM community, all by word of mouth and peer-to-peer recommendation.
- 2666 registered users from 104 countries, including 1017 volunteer reviewers.
- 300 registered translators and archetypes translated into 31 languages.

8. Within that #openEHR CKM community:
- 33% identify as health informaticians
- 10.4% as medical practitioners
- 9% as students
- 5.8% as 'other'!
- 5.3% as software engineers
- 4.3% as administrators
- 3.8% as nurses
- 3.6% as researchers
- 2.6% as consumers
- 2.2% as academics

9. Demonstration of up to 100% archetype reuse across various, multilingual clinical scenarios in the earliest days of the COVID-19 pandemic – see "#openEHR Archetype Use and Reuse Within Multilingual Clinical Data Sets: Case Study" bit.ly/34uvhD4

10. Identification of common, reusable #openEHR modelling patterns in clinical recording eg fractal nature of physical exam findings for diff clinicians at varying levels of detail; tobacco, alcohol, substance use summaries; advance care directive & advance intervention decisions

11. Coordinating international publication of archetyped content for safety-critical, core or advanced clinical concepts where it is difficult to achieve consensus eg Adverse Reaction Risk in 2016 (incl FHIR comm); Advance care directive & Advance intervention decisions
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12. Our #openEHR archetype library underpins eHealth programs in Norway, Slovenia, England, Wales, Scotland, Alberta (CA) & Catalonia; EHRs for the City of Moscow, the Chinese Military & COVID CDS deployed in Wuhan. It also underpins a national primary care data dictionary in AU

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13. And finally, if you're in the mood for some light reading, our Zotero library folder focused on #openEHR clinical modelling - bit.ly/3ohErfl