Use one of Cimino’s desiderata (or themes) to critically appraise a nursing terminology set:
James Cimino’s Desiderata
Desiderata is a Latin word that translates to “something that is wanted or needed.” It is obvious that James Cimino had this translation in mind when he created his “Desiderata for Controlled Medical Vocabularies.” In his work, Cimino outlines 12 desiderata he believes the health care community should consider when constructing medical vocabularies. He also highlights the need to control the vocabulary used within terminology sets, as well as the requirements for doing so.
For electronic health records (EHR) and clinical decision support systems (CDS) to truly be successful, Cimino, along with many other health care professionals, expresses the vital need to standardize and control the terminology being used in health care settings.
For this Discussion, you will use one of Cimino’s desiderata (or themes) to critically appraise a nursing terminology set:
Cimino’s 12 themes for the 21st century:
Vocabulary content
Concept orientation
Concept permanence
Nonsemantic concept identifiers
Polyhierarchy
Formal definitions
Reject NEC “Not Elsewhere Classified”
Multiple granularities
Multiple consistent views
Representing context
Graceful evolution
Recognize redundancy
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