Der Kerndatensatz der Medizininformatik-Initiative – Interoperable Spezifikation am Beispiel der Laborbefunde mittels LOINC und FHIR.
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Journal: Forum der Medizin-Dokumentation und Medizin-Informatik (mdi)
Book Title: Forum der Medizin_Dokumentation und Medizin_Informatik 21 (2019), Nr. 4, S. 113–117
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Date Published: 2019
URL: https://www.bvmi.de/mdi/mdi-hefte/mdi-jahrgang-2019
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