{"type": "project", "title": "The Multi-Level Health Information Modeling (MLHIM)", "logoImg": "bafkreibdyfdoshmxep2aovhwa7rwwm62f2woamgk3ov2mlqo3pjehdjgca", "website": "https://mlhim-specifications.readthedocs.io/en/master/introduction.html", "bannerImg": "bafkreicau46mpuh2jqc2ixeawzmynccnkdfmv4dd3kaegbx6hwaxjijj6e", "createdAt": 1691199084152, "credentials": {}, "description": "MLHIM is an agile and open framework for computable semantic interoperability in healthcare. This capability is required in order to advance the usage of clinical (and other) decision support services (DSS) and Big Data analysis across data coming from multiple points. These points of data creation are increasing every day as a result of more institutions bringing new digital capabilities to more functions, in addition to the plethora of new devices arriving in the personal healthcare marketplace.\n\nMLHIM is not a standard in the historical sense of the term. The standards development process is far from agile; healthcare is too dynamic to wait for the 20th century standards processes. In addition, healthcare is too broad for a top-down, one-size-fits-all solution for information interoperability. MLHIM is based on widely used standards for Linked Data exchange and expression on the semantic web.", "logoImgData": {}, "bannerImgData": {}}
The Multi-Level Health Information Modeling (MLHIM)
MLHIM is an agile and open framework for computable semantic interoperability in healthcare. This capability is required in order to advance the usage of clinical (and other) decision support services (DSS) and Big Data analysis across data coming from multiple points. These points of data creation are increasing every day as a result of more institutions bringing new digital capabilities to more functions, in addition to the plethora of new devices arriving in the personal healthcare marketplace.

MLHIM is not a standard in the historical sense of the term. The standards development process is far from agile; healthcare is too dynamic to wait for the 20th century standards processes. In addition, healthcare is too broad for a top-down, one-size-fits-all solution for information interoperability. MLHIM is based on widely used standards for Linked Data exchange and expression on the semantic web.
The Multi-Level Health Information Modeling (MLHIM)