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Metadata in a Quality-Controlled Subject Gateway
AMIA ???, (2002)
Аннотация
Background: Quality-controlled subject gateways are Internet
services which apply a rich set of quality measures to support
systematic resource discovery. Considerable manual effort is used
to process a selection of resources which meet quality criteria
and to display a rich description and indexing of these resources
with standards-based metadata. \\ Objective: Several metadata
element sets are proposed to describe, index and qualify health
resources to be included in a French quality-controlled health
gateway called CISMeF. \\ Results: The Dublin Core metadata
element set is used to describe and index all Internet health
resources included in CISMeF. For teaching resources, some
elements from IEEE1484 Learning Object Metadata are used. For
evidenced-base medicine (EBM) resources, specific metadata are
used which also qualify the health content. The HIDDEL metadata
set will be used to enhance transparency, trust and quality of
health information on the Internet. \\ Conclusion: Principled,
comprehensive metadata element set can be compiled to describe,
index and qualify health resources on the Internet in a
quality-controlled subject gateway.
