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USA  SAGE Workbench
Protégé-based tool for encoding, viewing, and testing clinical practice guideline applications developed using the SAGE Guideline Model
keywords clinical domains
Computer-interpretable guidelines, guideline workbench, decision support, guideline modelling, clinical practice guidelines, shareable models, interoperability, guideline deployment, HL7, medical terminologies, LOINC, SNOMED, virtual medical record. (Demonstration guideline applications available in immunization, diabetes, and community-acquired pneumonia)
developed by the SAGE project
released
status Available free download for evaluation purposes.

Note that the demonstration medical guidelines inluded in the package are for demonstration purposes only and should NOT be used for diagnosis purposes or as a substitute for medical advice.

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description

The SAGE workbench is a complete, self-contained environment. The authoring tool, based on Protégé version 3.1, is included in the download package. Three demonstration guideline knowledge bases are also included - for immunization, diabetes, and community-acquired pneumonia.

The user interface for the SAGE Workbench is organized as a number of tabs. Patient cases can be run against the three available demonstration knowledge bases through the SAGE execution tab.

The SAGE website provides a description of the method for encoding SAGE guideline applications as well as full documentation on all the software modules making up the package. The SAGE workbench is designed for use on MS Windows computers - a README file is provided to help installation.

The SAGE workbench includes a terminology plug-in (the SAGE DTS tab) which accesses via the internet the Apelon DTS (Distributed Terminology System) terminology service (developed by Apelon, Inc., USA). This plug-in allows users to view standard and SAGE-based terminologies, do concept queries, and view complex logical concept expressions. The Apelon DTS utilizes client-server technology and access to this functionality requires the user to log in to the DTS server. Note that it is not necessary to access Apelon's terminology service in order to use the workbench or run the demonstration guidelines.

Apelon curently provides a one-time license for SAGE workbench evaluators which provides users with a general DTS user ID and password. This will expire at some point when users will have to contact Apelon for individual IDs and passwords to access the service.

contact Samson Tu
Stanford Medical Informatics
Stanford University School of Medicine
USA

 bullet  Samson Tu's homepage at Stanford

links  bullet  SAGE project  bullet  SAGE workbench download  bullet  SAGE project [OC]  bullet  SAGE guideline model (includes references) [OC]
acknowledgements
Samson Tu, Stanford Medical Informatics
page history
Entry on OpenClinical: 17 December 2006
Last main update: 21 December 2006
Design - template v0.2: 24 June 2005.

 

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