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Electronic Health Record (SumEHR) is a KMEHR message, used for the exchange of medical information. It summarizes the minimal set of data that a physician needs in order to understand the medical status of the patient in a few minutes and to ensure the continuity of care. The SumEHR
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The medical transaction item gathers the information reported by one healthcare professional at a given instance. Its attributes are type, author, date and time.
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