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There has been much research activity in recent times about providing thedata infrastructures needed for the provision of personalised healthcare. Inparticular the requirement of integrating multiple, potentially distributed,heterogeneous data sources in the medical domain for the use of clinicians hasset challenging goals for the healthgrid community. The approach advocated inthis paper surrounds the provision of an Integrated Data Model plus linksto/from ontologies to homogenize biomedical (from genomic, through cellular,disease, patient and population-related) data in the context of the ECFramework 6 Health-e-Child project. Clinical requirements are identified, thedesign approach in constructing the model is detailed and the integrated modeldescribed in the context of examples taken from that project. Pointers aregiven to future work relating the model to medical ontologies and challenges tothe use of fully integrated models and ontologies are identified.

A Data Model for Integrating Heterogeneous Medical Data in the Health-e-Child Project