Mapping Concepts

Mapping concepts is the way to show how different Concepts relate to each other. There are two discrete types of mapping that OCL supports.

###Internal OCL allows users to map Concepts from Sources stored on OCL to other Concepts from Sources stored in OCL

###External OCL also allows users to map Concepts from Sources stored in OCL to Concepts from Sources stored outside OCL (External).

#INTERNAL MAPPINGS

#####To Map one Concept (the reference concept) to another Concept (the destination concept) from a Source stored in OCL (e.g. to map two Concepts that are both in CIEL)

• Navigate to the Source where the reference concept is stored.

• Select the Concept you are mapping from- the reference concept.

• Choose the Mappings tab. On the bottom of the section, select "Add Mapping"

• Select the Internal button, and enter the details of the Mapping, including Map Type

• Enter the url of the Concept you are mapping to (the destination concept). This is a url from a Source stored within OCL. JON- how will they get this without navigating away from this page??

#EXTERNAL MAPPINGS To Map one Concept (the reference concept) to another Concept (the destination concept) from a Source stored outside of OCL (e.g. to map a Concept from CIEL to a Concept in RxNorm)

• Navigate to the Source where the reference concept is stored.

• Select the Concept you are mapping from- the reference concept.

• Choose the Mappings tab. On the bottom of the section, select "Add Mapping"

• Select the External button, and enter the details of the Mapping, including Map Type

• Enter the url of the Concept you are mapping to (the destination concept). This is a url from a Source stored outside of OCL.