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Grosjean J, Benis A, Dufour JC, Lejeune E, Disson F, Dahamna B, Cieslik H, Leguillon R, Faure M, Dufour F, Staccini P, Darmoni SJ
Sharing Digital Health Educational Resources in a One-Stop Shop Portal: Tutorial on the Catalog and Index of Digital Health Teaching Resources (CIDHR) Semantic Search Engine
Sharing Digital Health Educational resources in a One-Stop Shop portal: Tutorial on the CIDHR Semantic Search Engine
Julien Grosjean;
Arriel Benis;
Jean-Charles Dufour;
Emeline Lejeune;
Flavien Disson;
Badisse Dahamna;
Hélène Cieslik;
Romain Leguillon;
Matthieu Faure;
Frank Dufour;
Pascal Staccini;
Stéfan Jacques Darmoni
ABSTRACT
Background:
So far, there was no search engine dedicated to Digital Health resources on the Internet, especially for French.
Objective:
The aim of this paper is to describe a Catalog and Index of Digital Health Teaching Resources on the Internet (CIDHR), a multilingual multiterminology semantic search engine using: (1) two different knowledge organization systems: (1a) a Medical Informatics Multilingual Ontology (MIMO), which contains 3,645 concepts in 33 languages, mainly European languages; (1b) a National (French) referential to describe 70 different competences on digital health, (2) two different sets of metadata: (2a) Learning Object Metadata (LOM) set and (2b) Dublin Core Metadata set.
Methods:
MIMO & the National (French) referential on digital health are integrated into HeTOP, which is a cross-lingual multi terminology server. Teaching resources are collected from different academic web sites and watched every week.
Results:
Each teaching resource is indexed with MIMO and the National Referential on digital health vocabularies and catalogued with LOM & Dublin Core metadata sets. A total of 334 resources have been catalogued and indexed in CIDHR so far and are available at https://doccismef.churouen.fr/dc/#env=CIDHR
Conclusions:
Referencing and indexing teaching resources about Digital Health is a valuable tool for both teachers and students. Such task is possible thanks to adapted tools (specific terminologies and medata sets) and is freely available for the community on the Internet.
Citation
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Grosjean J, Benis A, Dufour JC, Lejeune E, Disson F, Dahamna B, Cieslik H, Leguillon R, Faure M, Dufour F, Staccini P, Darmoni SJ
Sharing Digital Health Educational Resources in a One-Stop Shop Portal: Tutorial on the Catalog and Index of Digital Health Teaching Resources (CIDHR) Semantic Search Engine