According to Wilson $(2007),$ there are several questions that must be asked when creating a use case. They are:

How will the mapped data be used?

Will it be used for reimbursement, research, outcome measurements, or public health studies?

How will the data be transmitted and to what systems?

Will the data be used to provide a selectable item within a user application, such as a dropdown list?

Will prompts for medical alerts such as possible drug interactions or allergies be implemented based on the map?

Will the mapped data be categorized, classified, or grouped into other data sets?

Will the data be stored? If yes, how will it be stored?

Where will the mapped data reside?

How will the maps be performed? Will they be done using automated tools or manual review, or a combination of both?

Project Parts:

Knowing that a use case is a specific situation in which a product or service could potentially be used, develop a use case that can utilize a classification system or terminology learned in this class.

Format: Use Microsoft Word to create a document that outlines your use case.

Outline which terminologies or classifications will be used and why.

Show what the map would look like using the specific codes from your decision.