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A Concept Map is a resource that defines relationships between concepts in different code systems or value sets. It facilitates interoperability by mapping equivalent or related concepts across various terminologies, enabling systems to understand and process each other's data accurately.

Content

Mapping from Source Code System to Target Code System.

Mapping

Every Concept Map shall contain a table enumerating the complete set of all possible code words that are useable.

• Concept Map tables shall contain the following columns: Source Code, Relationship and Target Code.
• Mapping relationships shall always be described from source to target.
• Relationship column values should link to the Concept Map Relationship concepts table.
• Code words should be formatted in monospace with backticks.

Example table mapping:

Source Code	Relationship	Target Code
animal	Equivalent	food
fruit	Narrower Than	food
llama	Narrower Than	animal
math	Not Related To	animal
peach	Narrower Than	food
pies	Narrower Than	food
object	Equivalent	substance
peach	Narrower Than	fruit
substance	Broader Than	food

Errata

A Concept Map may include an errata section to provide further context or background information relevant to the domain. Additional supplementary information and reference guides may also be cross referenced here.