RE: [saf] Issue 015 - alternatives to Protocol

From
Vaught, Jeffrey A <>
Date
2010-12-09T14:37:41+00:00
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RE: [saf] Issue 015 - alternatives to Protocol
‘Treatment’
does have a slight remediation connotation connected to it, whereas Regimen
does not.

Regimen
could be:

-     
Preventative

-     
Remedial

-     
Optimizing

-     
Diagnostic

I
favor both Treatment & Regimen over PrescriptionTemplate, as the former
choices fit better with our medical vernacular.

Regimen
is my new favorite.

 

From: Lipton, Paul C 

Sent: Monday, December 06, 2010 9:20 PM

To: Vaught, Jeffrey A; 

Subject: RE: [saf] Issue 015 - alternatives to Protocol

 

Comments below. 

 

Thanks,

Paul 

 

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From: Vaught, Jeffrey A
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Sent: Monday, December 06, 2010 10:35 AM

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Subject: [saf] Issue 015 - alternatives to Protocol

 

 
  
Proposals for
      replacement for Protocol/Prescription:

  
   
PrescriptionTemplate
       / PrescriptionInstance.  Not really class/instance relationship.

   
PrescriptionTemplate
       / Prescription (leave latter unchanged).  

   
PrescriptionClass
       / PrescriptionInstance.  Not really class/instance relationship.

   
Prescription /
       Prescription (but make distinction in the spec).

  
 

[[Paul]] Confusing?

 
  
   
Prescription /
       PrescriptionInstance.  Not really class/instance relationship.

   
Treatment /
       Prescription.  Treatment doesn’t capture diagnostics,
       optimizations??

  
 

[[Paul]] It does. Treatments routinely
include diagnostics. I treat you with Coumadin (a blood thinner and monitor
kidney function). Or I you come into an allergist’s office complaining of
allergies and treatment consists of evaluation your allergies with tests before
deciding on a treatment regimen. 

 

I suppose you could use the class of
Regimen, too, for that matter! :-)

 

Jeff likes
#2 & #6.