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| Package | smart.who.int.base |
| Resource Type | CodeSystem |
| Id | CodeSystem-KGL1Predicates.json |
| FHIR Version | R4 |
| Source | https://build.fhir.org/ig/litlfred/smart-base/CodeSystem-KGL1Predicates.html |
| URL | http://smart.who.int/base/CodeSystem/KGL1Predicates |
| Version | 0.3.0 |
| Status | active |
| Date | 2026-10-06T14:15:03+00:00 |
| Name | KGL1Predicates |
| Title | Knowledge graph L1: predicates |
| Authority | who |
| Description | The predicates of the L1 layer. An edge's `predicate` is one of these; which (source, target) pairs each licenses is the layer's edge table. Source: kg/src/L1.ts (migrated from smart-kg ontology/L1/L1.json). |
| Content | complete |
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| smart.who.int.base#current | KGL1PredicatesVS | Knowledge graph L1: predicates |
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Narrative
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English
This case-sensitive code system http://smart.who.int/base/CodeSystem/KGL1Predicates defines the following codes:
| Code | Definition |
| contains | Structural containment. A publication contains sections; a section contains recommendations. |
| supersedes | This publication replaces that one. Guideline updates are the reason impact analysis matters. |
| refines | A recommendation narrows or conditions another, rather than replacing it. |
| hasPopulation | PICO. |
| hasIntervention | PICO. |
| hasComparator | PICO. |
| hasOutcome | PICO. |
| supportedBy | Recommendation to its body of evidence, carrying GRADE certainty. |
| hasRemark | Implementation consideration. Often the part a DAK author actually acts on. |
| recommends | A recommendation is about a health intervention. The hinge to L2. |
| definedIn | A schedule or indicator is normatively defined in a publication. |
| schedules | A schedule entry prescribes when an intervention is delivered. |
| measures | An indicator measures delivery of an intervention. |
| derivedFrom | This normative content restates or operationalises that recommendation. |
| crossReferences | Names an external code. THE ONLY edge into terminology: it records that a code was cited, never what the code means. See the terminology-code class. |
| classifiedAs | Placement in a WHO classification — CDHI for interventions. Also a cross-reference, kept separate because classification is an assertion about the thing, not a mention of a code. |
| appearsIn | A citation string appears in an L2 or L3 artefact at a stated location. |
| resolvesTo | A citation string resolves to a publication or a recommendation. Almost always `inferred` or `decided`, never `derived` — matching a free-text citation is a judgement. |
| implementedBy | L1 content is implemented by an L2 or L3 artefact, addressed by canonical URL. The graph does not model the target's structure. |
French
This case-sensitive code system http://smart.who.int/base/CodeSystem/KGL1Predicates defines the following codes:
| Code | Définition |
| contains | Structural containment. A publication contains sections; a section contains recommendations. |
| supersedes | This publication replaces that one. Guideline updates are the reason impact analysis matters. |
| refines | A recommendation narrows or conditions another, rather than replacing it. |
| hasPopulation | PICO. |
| hasIntervention | PICO. |
| hasComparator | PICO. |
| hasOutcome | PICO. |
| supportedBy | Recommendation to its body of evidence, carrying GRADE certainty. |
| hasRemark | Implementation consideration. Often the part a DAK author actually acts on. |
| recommends | A recommendation is about a health intervention. The hinge to L2. |
| definedIn | A schedule or indicator is normatively defined in a publication. |
| schedules | A schedule entry prescribes when an intervention is delivered. |
| measures | An indicator measures delivery of an intervention. |
| derivedFrom | This normative content restates or operationalises that recommendation. |
| crossReferences | Names an external code. THE ONLY edge into terminology: it records that a code was cited, never what the code means. See the terminology-code class. |
| classifiedAs | Placement in a WHO classification — CDHI for interventions. Also a cross-reference, kept separate because classification is an assertion about the thing, not a mention of a code. |
| appearsIn | A citation string appears in an L2 or L3 artefact at a stated location. |
| resolvesTo | A citation string resolves to a publication or a recommendation. Almost always `inferred` or `decided`, never `derived` — matching a free-text citation is a judgement. |
| implementedBy | L1 content is implemented by an L2 or L3 artefact, addressed by canonical URL. The graph does not model the target's structure. |
Arabic
يُعرّف هذا case-sensitive نظام الشيفرة http://smart.who.int/base/CodeSystem/KGL1Predicates الرمز التاليs:
| الكود | التعريف |
| contains | Structural containment. A publication contains sections; a section contains recommendations. |
| supersedes | This publication replaces that one. Guideline updates are the reason impact analysis matters. |
| refines | A recommendation narrows or conditions another, rather than replacing it. |
| hasPopulation | PICO. |
| hasIntervention | PICO. |
| hasComparator | PICO. |
| hasOutcome | PICO. |
| supportedBy | Recommendation to its body of evidence, carrying GRADE certainty. |
| hasRemark | Implementation consideration. Often the part a DAK author actually acts on. |
| recommends | A recommendation is about a health intervention. The hinge to L2. |
| definedIn | A schedule or indicator is normatively defined in a publication. |
| schedules | A schedule entry prescribes when an intervention is delivered. |
| measures | An indicator measures delivery of an intervention. |
| derivedFrom | This normative content restates or operationalises that recommendation. |
| crossReferences | Names an external code. THE ONLY edge into terminology: it records that a code was cited, never what the code means. See the terminology-code class. |
| classifiedAs | Placement in a WHO classification — CDHI for interventions. Also a cross-reference, kept separate because classification is an assertion about the thing, not a mention of a code. |
| appearsIn | A citation string appears in an L2 or L3 artefact at a stated location. |
| resolvesTo | A citation string resolves to a publication or a recommendation. Almost always `inferred` or `decided`, never `derived` — matching a free-text citation is a judgement. |
| implementedBy | L1 content is implemented by an L2 or L3 artefact, addressed by canonical URL. The graph does not model the target's structure. |
Chinese
This case-sensitive code system http://smart.who.int/base/CodeSystem/KGL1Predicates defines the following codes:
| Code | Definition |
| contains | Structural containment. A publication contains sections; a section contains recommendations. |
| supersedes | This publication replaces that one. Guideline updates are the reason impact analysis matters. |
| refines | A recommendation narrows or conditions another, rather than replacing it. |
| hasPopulation | PICO. |
| hasIntervention | PICO. |
| hasComparator | PICO. |
| hasOutcome | PICO. |
| supportedBy | Recommendation to its body of evidence, carrying GRADE certainty. |
| hasRemark | Implementation consideration. Often the part a DAK author actually acts on. |
| recommends | A recommendation is about a health intervention. The hinge to L2. |
| definedIn | A schedule or indicator is normatively defined in a publication. |
| schedules | A schedule entry prescribes when an intervention is delivered. |
| measures | An indicator measures delivery of an intervention. |
| derivedFrom | This normative content restates or operationalises that recommendation. |
| crossReferences | Names an external code. THE ONLY edge into terminology: it records that a code was cited, never what the code means. See the terminology-code class. |
| classifiedAs | Placement in a WHO classification — CDHI for interventions. Also a cross-reference, kept separate because classification is an assertion about the thing, not a mention of a code. |
| appearsIn | A citation string appears in an L2 or L3 artefact at a stated location. |
| resolvesTo | A citation string resolves to a publication or a recommendation. Almost always `inferred` or `decided`, never `derived` — matching a free-text citation is a judgement. |
| implementedBy | L1 content is implemented by an L2 or L3 artefact, addressed by canonical URL. The graph does not model the target's structure. |
Russian
Данная система кодов http://smart.who.int/base/CodeSystem/KGL1Predicates case-sensitive определяет следующие коды:
| Код | Определение |
| contains | Structural containment. A publication contains sections; a section contains recommendations. |
| supersedes | This publication replaces that one. Guideline updates are the reason impact analysis matters. |
| refines | A recommendation narrows or conditions another, rather than replacing it. |
| hasPopulation | PICO. |
| hasIntervention | PICO. |
| hasComparator | PICO. |
| hasOutcome | PICO. |
| supportedBy | Recommendation to its body of evidence, carrying GRADE certainty. |
| hasRemark | Implementation consideration. Often the part a DAK author actually acts on. |
| recommends | A recommendation is about a health intervention. The hinge to L2. |
| definedIn | A schedule or indicator is normatively defined in a publication. |
| schedules | A schedule entry prescribes when an intervention is delivered. |
| measures | An indicator measures delivery of an intervention. |
| derivedFrom | This normative content restates or operationalises that recommendation. |
| crossReferences | Names an external code. THE ONLY edge into terminology: it records that a code was cited, never what the code means. See the terminology-code class. |
| classifiedAs | Placement in a WHO classification — CDHI for interventions. Also a cross-reference, kept separate because classification is an assertion about the thing, not a mention of a code. |
| appearsIn | A citation string appears in an L2 or L3 artefact at a stated location. |
| resolvesTo | A citation string resolves to a publication or a recommendation. Almost always `inferred` or `decided`, never `derived` — matching a free-text citation is a judgement. |
| implementedBy | L1 content is implemented by an L2 or L3 artefact, addressed by canonical URL. The graph does not model the target's structure. |
Spanish
This case-sensitive code system http://smart.who.int/base/CodeSystem/KGL1Predicates defines the following codes:
| Code | Definition |
| contains | Structural containment. A publication contains sections; a section contains recommendations. |
| supersedes | This publication replaces that one. Guideline updates are the reason impact analysis matters. |
| refines | A recommendation narrows or conditions another, rather than replacing it. |
| hasPopulation | PICO. |
| hasIntervention | PICO. |
| hasComparator | PICO. |
| hasOutcome | PICO. |
| supportedBy | Recommendation to its body of evidence, carrying GRADE certainty. |
| hasRemark | Implementation consideration. Often the part a DAK author actually acts on. |
| recommends | A recommendation is about a health intervention. The hinge to L2. |
| definedIn | A schedule or indicator is normatively defined in a publication. |
| schedules | A schedule entry prescribes when an intervention is delivered. |
| measures | An indicator measures delivery of an intervention. |
| derivedFrom | This normative content restates or operationalises that recommendation. |
| crossReferences | Names an external code. THE ONLY edge into terminology: it records that a code was cited, never what the code means. See the terminology-code class. |
| classifiedAs | Placement in a WHO classification — CDHI for interventions. Also a cross-reference, kept separate because classification is an assertion about the thing, not a mention of a code. |
| appearsIn | A citation string appears in an L2 or L3 artefact at a stated location. |
| resolvesTo | A citation string resolves to a publication or a recommendation. Almost always `inferred` or `decided`, never `derived` — matching a free-text citation is a judgement. |
| implementedBy | L1 content is implemented by an L2 or L3 artefact, addressed by canonical URL. The graph does not model the target's structure. |
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