Ontology layer
Health Economics Ontologies
HealthEconomics.wiki publishes a family of linked ontologies. Each one covers a different part of health economics, from the rules that institutions set and what terms mean, to how outcomes are measured, valued and calculated and the work that health economists do. HELO, the learning ontology, sits apart, because learning runs across all of them. Every ontology can be cited by its DOI, is listed on BioPortal and is free to reuse under CC BY 4.0.
Concepts, entries and ontology terms
A concept page is a published entry on the wiki. Some concepts also have a full encyclopaedia article. The Health Economics Ontology (HEO) holds every concept, including dictionary terms without an article, so it is larger than the list of published pages. The knowledge graph shows how concepts relate to each other.
- HEIROHealth Economics Institutions and Rules OntologyInstitutions, the rules they set
- HEOHealth Economics OntologyConcepts, what terms mean
- RHEOReal Health Economics OntologyReality, what exists and happens
- OHEOOutcomes Health Economics OntologyMeasures it
- HEAOHealth Economics Axiology OntologyValues it
- HEMOHealth Economics Mathematics OntologyCalculates it
- HETOHealth Economics Task OntologyThe work done with it
