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HL7 MIF Vocabulary to LexGrid Coding Scheme

The design and implementation of the LexEVS 6.1 HL7 MIF Vocabulary Loader assumes there is only one <vocabularyModel> XML element contained within the XML load source file being loaded.  A single LexGrid Coding Scheme will get created.  Refer to the mapping table labeled MIF Vocabulary - VocabularyModel Mapping to LexGrid Coding Scheme for more information on what data is used to create the LexGrid Coding Scheme.

Overview

The current implementation of the LexEVS 6.1 HL7 MIF Vocabulary Loader will load all codeSystems and concept related information contained within the XML load source.  Concept related information includes the concept and the properties, relationships and codes the concept has.  Concept domain and valueSet related information will NOT be loaded.

Consider the image below of a small set of HL7 MIF Vocabulary loaded data:

As depicted under A1 in the above image, the loader will create a default root node named "@".  For each codeSystem in the load source, the loader will create a LexGrid Entity (A3) and a "hasSubtype" association (A2) with the "@" root node.  For each concept contained by a codeSystem, the loader will create a LexGrid Entity (A5) and a "hasSubtype" association (A4) with respective LexGrid Entity (A3) representing the codeSystem. 

Concepts having concept relationships with other concepts will be created by the loader such the association's name (or association predicate) will be the relationshipName attribute of the conceptRelationship element in the load source file.  NOTE:  these associations are not depicted in the above image.  

 

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