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The mapping conducted during this period considers these pandemic-induced changes, offering insights into the evolving dynamics of health service use and risk behaviors in a world altered by the COVID-19 pandemic. This makes the recent mapping efforts particularly relevant and timely, reflecting the new normal of health care engagement and the needs of KPs in Indonesia. Notably, the findings from this mapping exercise have not been reported in scientific publications.
JMIR Public Health Surveill 2025;11:e56820
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Furthermore, sharing and reusing of declarative mapping rules in a standardized and adaptable manner is highly desirable and can release the needed resources and accelerate data enabling. Hence, this study aims to provide a software solution called “FML2 Mirth,” which is based on the separation of declarative mapping rules from a transformation pipeline leveraging the functionalities of Mirth.
JMIR Med Inform 2024;12:e57569
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The principal investigator (PI) followed a 6-step intervention mapping process, including needs assessment, developing program objectives, a conceptual framework for the development of the intervention, program plan, adoption, and evaluation [20].
JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e48079
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Further, therapists use seat interface pressure mapping (IPM) as an effective way to visualize how pressure is distributed and to guide wheelchair positioning [6,7]. However, evidence suggests that prevention knowledge and pressure management behaviors gained during inpatient rehabilitation decay over time [8], and wheelchair users with SCI complete far fewer weight shifts than recommended and that movements are inconsistent and sporadic from day to day [9,10].
JMIR Rehabil Assist Technol 2023;10:e49813
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This study uses a policy mapping framework, which has been used and validated by previous research in the fields of autism, disability, and substance abuse policy [30-35]. The policy mapping framework is based on the foundation of a scoping review, which allows for the rapid mapping of the key concepts underpinning a broad research area that is particularly valuable for complex issues that have not been reviewed comprehensively to date [36,37].
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2023;11:e49003
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The guideline does not include organizing a mapping team or reviewing existing maps. In addition, this guideline’s scope is limited to mapping to the SNOMED CT concept and excludes mapping to SNOMED CT post-coordinated expression.
The process of developing the mapping guideline was led by a mapping guideline development committee. The committee consisted of 3 mapping experts.
JMIR Med Inform 2023;11:e46127
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The electronic data can be imported into a geographic information system (GIS) for mapping and spatial analysis; thus, the data can be used to identify TB transmission hot spots in the community [8].
JMIR Public Health Surveill 2023;9:e40311
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Each mapping will be performed according to the layer(s) in the reference model in which different interoperability challenges appear (Figure 7). This will be followed by an explanation of the motivation regarding the terms on which the mapping has been performed. Two separate models can name their layers differently but describe the same concept or model functionality. Therefore, the mapping process will be systematically conducted following the process described in Figure 8.
JMIR Res Protoc 2022;11(9):e40243
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Starter Kit for Geotagging and Geovisualization in Health Care: Resource Paper
and for fee) that can be leveraged by researchers and quality improvement personnel to effectively perform geospatial analyses primarily targeting the US health care and discusses the following layers and workflow of the geotagging framework:
Geotagging (first layer): translating of text-based descriptions to map coordinates and placing the data on the map
Geomapping (middle layer): finding the appropriate or available granularity level (city, county, zip code, and country) of the data you are working on and mapping
JMIR Form Res 2020;4(12):e23379
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This study supplements the previous global mapping on AI in medicine by analyzing the content and characteristics of studies of specific applications of AI in cancer research and clinical practice [2]. Compared with previous reviews, this study is more comprehensive in describing the research trends by applying content analysis and topic modeling [4-10]. Therefore, the findings are helpful to inform the design and priority of the settings of future studies.
JMIR Med Inform 2019;7(4):e14401
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