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Architecture and Initial Development of a Digital Library Platform for Computable Knowledge Objects for Health.

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Throughout the world, biomedical knowledge is routinely generated and shared through primary and secondary scientific publications. However, there is too much latency between publication of knowledge and its routine use… Click to show full abstract

Throughout the world, biomedical knowledge is routinely generated and shared through primary and secondary scientific publications. However, there is too much latency between publication of knowledge and its routine use in practice. To address this latency, what is actionable in scientific publications can be encoded to make it computable. We have created a purpose-built digital library platform to hold, manage, and share actionable, computable knowledge for health called the Knowledge Grid Library. Here we present it with its system architecture.

Keywords: knowledge; library platform; computable knowledge; health; digital library

Journal Title: Studies in health technology and informatics
Year Published: 2017

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