의미적 상호운영성을 위한 간호용어지원 도구 개발

A Development of Nursing Vocabulary Support Tools for Semantic Interoperability

This study developed a standard terminology for developing integrated nursing management tools. We developed both a tool for linking nursing diagnosis, nursing outcomes, and the nursing intervention classification (NIC) and an ontology development tool. The linking tools had a higher score of an average of 3.65 (±0.22) in satisfaction at the 4-point Likert scale for nursing students, whereas for the verification of the ontology construction tools the nursing unit records at gynecology were extracted. The problems of extracted nursing diagnoses were expressed as a concept of SNOMED CT, which showed that 83 factors in 112 nursing statements were mapped through 21 nursing diagnoses and pre-coordinated mapped method and those mapped data were generated by 100% nursing diagnosis ontologies. The two tools were combined to develop an integrated tool. In order to test the integrated tool, the study conducted the test of 510 created data regarding the characteristics and factors. Concerning the assessment of the coincidence of mapping, the study employed 4-point Likert scale which had been used by two specialists. The specialist 1 proposed as average scores 3.68 points and 3.60 points respectively, whereas the specialist 2 proposed as average scores 3.72 points and 3.65 points each. CVI which had showed them as percentile, appeared to agree to the mapping result while recording the high score of 0.94. The tool used the OWL format, which can be used to configure the nursing knowledge system. The tool was developed so that it could support a standardized terminology-based nursing information system, enabling meaningful utilization in the development of clinical decision-support systems using nursing knowledge.