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Exploring Metadata Catalogs in Health Care Data Ecosystems: Taxonomy Development Study
To remedy this problem, the research objective is to provide actionable design knowledge that is universally applicable in real-world HMDC use cases, thus allowing to infer the following research questions (RQs):
RQ1:
What are taxonomy elements (ie, dimensions and characteristics) to structure HMDCs from a design science perspective?
RQ2:
How does the proposed taxonomy effect real-world use cases?
JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e63396
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Current State of Community-Driven Radiological AI Deployment in Medical Imaging
We also present a taxonomy of AI-based solution scenarios. Categorizing the AI use case in such a manner helps to have a broad categorization of AI tools and deployment scenarios. This taxonomy serves as a valuable resource for health care professionals, AI researchers, and hospitals, as it facilitates a systematic understanding of different AI use cases and their potential benefits.
JMIR AI 2024;3:e55833
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A Taxonomy and Archetypes of AI-Based Health Care Services: Qualitative Study
To answer this, we propose a multilayered taxonomy created in accordance with both the well-established method of taxonomy development by Nickerson et al [24] and the recent extension by Kundisch et al [25]. By exploring both empirical-to-conceptual (E2 C) and conceptual-to-empirical (C2 E) iterations, we pursued a bilateral development for the structure of our taxonomy, deductively from real-world examples and inductively from a structured literature review.
J Med Internet Res 2024;26:e53986
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We developed a taxonomy of blockchain development platforms, used to determine the characteristics of the platforms that are available for implementing applications in the health insurance field. The platform taxonomy is based on the investigation of 102 blockchain platforms and their applications domains in the literature.
We exemplified the applicability of our automated decision map recommender system by developing and implementing blockchain smart contracts for the detection of 12 fraud scenarios.
J Med Internet Res 2024;26:e50730
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The remaining 6 apps that met inclusion criteria were reserved to test the So CAP taxonomy after it was finalized.
Our first step was to create a preliminary codebook by referring to an existing social media feature taxonomy that focused exclusively on peer-based features in e Health interventions [51]. The taxonomy comprised several categories and their corresponding features.
J Med Internet Res 2024;26:e49714
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We appreciate the thoughtful commentary titled “Evaluating GPT-4’s Cognitive Functions Through the Bloom Taxonomy: Insights and Clarifications” [1] and welcome the opportunity to clarify and expand upon our research findings [2] regarding GPT-4’s cognitive evaluation using the Bloom taxonomy.
First, we acknowledge the confusion surrounding the use of the term “difficulty” in our manuscript.
J Med Internet Res 2024;26:e57778
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Privacy, Security, and Legal Issues in the Health Cloud: Structured Review for Taxonomy Development
The term taxonomy is different from other similar words. Compared with classification, in some literature, it refers to groupings that are derived based on empirical studies with involvement of cluster analysis and statistical techniques. This definition is also referred to as numerical taxonomy [45].
Taxonomy is also considered as a classification scheme [46], and it is possible to use the terms of classification scheme, taxonomy, and typology as substitutes of each other.
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e38372
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In addition, this should all be performed in real time when a user is walking around the real world, and an algorithm has to do the following (note that the first 3 items are part of the Extent of World Knowledge axis of the taxonomy by Milgram and Kishino [1]):
Detect and track the real object that has to be removed or diminished;
Perform geometric modeling of the scene and objects to be added or subtracted (preexisting or captured once or in real time);
Apply the lighting model of the scene to objects added
JMIR XR Spatial Comput 2024;1:e52904
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While Bloom’s taxonomy is widely used and offers a structured approach to learning outcomes, some educators believe that its hierarchical nature might not always represent the complexity of learning [12].
Although derived from human learning processes, Bloom’s taxonomy provides an ideal framework to describe the cognitive processes that underlie success and failure.
J Med Internet Res 2024;26:e52113
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This is further hampered by (1) the lack of standardized taxonomy to describe the breadth of measurement instruments available [8,10,11,15] and (2) the use of outcome measurement instruments without validity evidence, which affects the credibility of study findings [16]. Lastly, objective measures to assess the performance of the system are also important [9].
J Med Internet Res 2023;25:e44548
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