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PortalEvent: An Event-Based Ontology for Patient-Initiated Portal Communication

2026-06-03

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Patient portal messaging has become a primary channel for asynchronous clinical communication, it spans a wide range of content, from symptom reports and medication concerns to administrative requests. Despite this volume and diversity, there is no formal representation for what a portal message contains: no vocabulary for the clinical and administrative events it de-scribes, or for the attributes of those events...

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Literature Corpus work: 0fb41183-44fc-5cc2-b722-72fb1b486d99
DOI: 10.64898/2026.06.01.26354623

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