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These articles describe the Endeavour open source technologies and services.

The technologies and services cover the following areas

Decision support services, for example calculating risks of heart disease or stroke
Information models describing the Endeavour information model approach encompassing ontologies, data models, value sets, and queries
Ontology services for using and managing ontologies , data models, value sets
Query and data set services for maintaining feature and query libraries
Address matching and UPRN allocation for single individuals, households or large populations.
Health record APIs. Describes a set of APIs for accessing health records using FHIR.

All of these services have live and development deployments and are free to access.

They all operate in three ways:

Use of web or online user interfaces to enable users to use the services directly. Provides viewing or downloading facilities
User of Web APIs for systems to interoperate so that the resources can be used as part of an integrated offering
Local implementations whereby local code APIs are used instead of Web APIs.

These technologies form part of a broader set technologies, many of which have been used by a large scale NHS London Data linkage and normalisation Service Known as Discovery, covering a population of 7 million registered citizens.

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-<p class="mw_paragraph">The articles describe and define Discovery Data Service functionality and technology; the architecture that underpins the data service software, the components that make up the service, the testing and assurance processes, and the resources, technologies, and software that are used to host, develop, and support the service.<br class="mw_emptyline_first"></p><div><ul><li><a href="Secure%20publication%20to%20the%20DDS" data-mce-href="Secure%20publication%20to%20the%20DDS" title="Secure publication to the DDS" data-mw-type="internal_link" class="link internal mw-internal-link mceNonEditable mceNonEditableOverlay mwspan" data-mw-wikitext="%5B%5BSecure%20publication%20to%20the%20DDS%5D%5D" contenteditable="false">Secure publication to the DDS</a></li><li><a href="Basic%20health%20data%20categories" data-mce-href="Basic%20health%20data%20categories" title="Basic health data categories" data-mw-type="internal_link" class="link internal mw-internal-link mceNonEditable mceNonEditableOverlay mwspan" data-mw-wikitext="%5B%5BBasic%20health%20data%20categories%5D%5D" contenteditable="false">Basic health data categories</a></li><li><a href="Current%20data%20sets" data-mce-href="Current%20data%20sets" title="Current data sets" data-mw-type="internal_link" class="link internal mw-internal-link mceNonEditable mceNonEditableOverlay mwspan" data-mw-wikitext="%5B%5BCurrent%20data%20sets%5D%5D" contenteditable="false">Current data sets</a></li><li><a href="Core%20health%20data" data-mce-href="Core%20health%20data" title="Core health data (Page Core health data could not be found on this wiki)" data-mw-type="internal_link" class="link internal mw-internal-link mceNonEditable mceNonEditableOverlay mwspan new" data-mw-wikitext="%5B%5BCore%20health%20data%5D%5D" contenteditable="false">Core health data</a></li><li><a href="Generic%20data%20properties" data-mce-href="Generic%20data%20properties" title="Generic data properties" data-mw-type="internal_link" class="link internal mw-internal-link mceNonEditable mceNonEditableOverlay mwspan" data-mw-wikitext="%5B%5BGeneric%20data%20properties%5D%5D" contenteditable="false">Generic data properties</a></li><li><a href="Generic%20publisher%20system%20data%20requirements" data-mce-href="Generic%20publisher%20system%20data%20requirements" title="Generic publisher system data requirements" data-mw-type="internal_link" class="link internal mw-internal-link mceNonEditable mceNonEditableOverlay mwspan" data-mw-wikitext="%5B%5BGeneric%20publisher%20system%20data%20requirements%5D%5D" contenteditable="false">Generic publisher system data requirements</a></li><li><a href="newpage" data-mce-href="newpage" title="newpage (Page Newpage could not be found on this wiki)" data-mw-type="internal_link" class="link internal mw-internal-link mceNonEditable mceNonEditableOverlay mwspan new" data-mw-wikitext="%5B%5Bnewpage%7Cnew%20page%5D%5D" contenteditable="false">new page</a><br data-mce-bogus="1"></li></ul></div><p class="mw_paragraph"><br class="mw_emptyline"></p>
+These articles describe the Endeavour open source technologies and services.
+The technologies and services cover the following areas
+* [[Decision support services|Decision support services,]] for example calculating risks of heart disease or stroke
+* [[Information modelling|Information models]] describing the Endeavour information model approach encompassing ontologies, data models, value sets, and queries
+* [[Information model service|Ontology services]] for using and managing ontologies , data models, value sets
+* [[Information model service|Query and data  set services]] for maintaining feature and query libraries
+* [[ASSIGN- UPRN address match application|Address matching and UPRN allocation]] for single individuals, households or large populations.
+* [[FHIR Get Structured Record API|Health record APIs.]] Describes a set of APIs for accessing health records using FHIR.
+All of these services have live and development deployments and are free to access.
+They all operate in three ways:
+# Use of web or online user interfaces to enable users to use the services directly. Provides viewing or downloading facilities
+# User of Web APIs for systems to interoperate so that the resources can be used as part of an integrated offering
+# Local implementations whereby local code APIs are used instead of Web APIs.
+These technologies form part of a broader set technologies, many of which have been used by a large scale [https://wiki.discoverydataservice.org/index.php?title=Welcome_to_the_Discovery_Data_Service_knowledge_base NHS  London Data linkage and normalisation Service]  Known as Discovery, covering a population of 7 million registered citizens.