Michel Dojat

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2001
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Soumeya Achour, Michel Dojat, Claire Rieux, Philippe Bierling, Eric Lepage:
Application of Information Technology: A UMLS-based Knowledge Acquisition Tool for Rule-based Clinical Decision Support System Development. J. Am. Medical Informatics Assoc. 8(4): 351-360 (2001)
1999
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Soumeya Achour, Michel Dojat, Jean-Marc Brethon, Gil Blain, Eric Lepage:
The Use of the UMLS Knowledge Sources for the Design of a Domain Specific Ontology: A Practical Experience in Blood Transfusion. AIMDM 1999: 249-253
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Soumeya Achour, Michel Dojat, Jean-Marc Brethon, Gil Blain, Eric Lepage:
Using UMLS Knowledge Sources for Designing a Domain Specific Ontology. AMIA 1999
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Soumeya Achour, Michel Dojat, Claire Rieux, Philippe Bierling, Eric Lepage:
Knowledge acquisition environment for the design of a decision support system: application in blood transfusion. AMIA 1999

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