MII Implementation Guide Core Dataset Base
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## Guidance for Researchers

Note: Detailed guidance for researchers will be added in a future version of this implementation guide.

#### Getting Started

If you are new to the MII Core Dataset, we recommend exploring the following resources:

1. Logical Models - Understanding Module Content

The Logical Models provide high-level, technology-independent descriptions of what data is included in each module:

- Person Module - Demographics, vital status, and patient identifiers
- Diagnosis Module - Clinical diagnoses and related information
- Procedure Module - Medical procedures and interventions
- Treatment Case Module - Encounters and episodes of care

These models help you understand the scope and structure of available data without needing to understand FHIR technical details.

2. UML Diagrams - Visualizing Data Relationships

The UML Diagrams show how different data elements relate to each other within and across modules. These diagrams are particularly useful for:

- Understanding data interrelations
- Identifying relevant data elements for a research question

3. Examples - Seeing FHIR Data in Practice

The Examples section provides samples of FHIR resources that demonstrate:

- How clinical data is represented in FHIR format
- What a complete dataset looks like
- How different resources reference each other

Reviewing examples can help you understand what to expect when working with MII Core Dataset implementations.