OntoCISMAP: a reference ontology for the intelligent maternal healthcare in primary care

Gabriela Petri de Bortolo das Neves Maria das Graças da Silva Teixeira Isadora Fernandes Santos Edson Theodoro Santos Neto Alan Patricio da Silva

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The OntoCISMAP reference ontology, a reference ontology developed to represent the intelligent maternal healthcare domain within Primary Health Care, is a conceptual artifact for mapping evidence for clinical decision protocols, from the eligibility of pregnant women to the postpartum period.

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