This is the first version of the Presence Ontology. Presence Ontology aims to capture the psychosocial aspects of healthcare and disease prevention. We will make changes henceforth in the reorganization of the class/property hierarchies and incorporating other concepts. Presence Ontology v1.0.0 This is an object property that associates few "Physical" and "Abstract" Objects to a sub-interaction between the Physician and a Patient. This should include the total time of any sub-interaction in seconds. Action Adult Age Anger Annoyance Asian Atheist Bisexual Black African American or Black African American African-American Black Negro BodyPosture Boyfriend BrainCancer BreastCancer Brother Buddhist Cancer CareGivingModel Characteristic Child ChildPresence Christian ChronicDisease CognitiveModel CommunicationFactor Compassion Computer ComputerEquipment Computer Equipment ComputerFactor Concern Confidence Congruence Content ContinuityOfCare CorridorNoise CulturalBackground Curiosity Daughter Device Diabetes Diagnosis Disability Disappointment DiseaseOutcome Disgust Divorced EducationStatus EmailEncounter Emotion EmotionCenteredCare EmotionalTalk Empathy EmploymentStatus 1 1 1 1 1 Encounter This is one of the main classes in the Presence Ontology. We envision an interaction to be a physical "presence" meeting between a Physician and a Patient, or any other types of conversations. An interaction is composed of several sub-interactions, which 1) may be driven by a patient or a physician, 2) involves use of certain physical object or abstract object and 3) may be influenced by a myriad factors. EncounterBeginning 0 0 1 1 1 1 EncounterComponent EncounterEnd EncounterTransition Enunciation EnvironmentFactor Ethnicity Event Examination ExaminationDevice Examination Device ExternalAtmosphericFactor ExternalNoise ExternalTemperature ExternalWeather EyeContact EyeCovering Eye Covering FacialExpression Factor The Factor hierarchy represents concepts that play an external role in a sub-interaction between the Physician and the Patient. These concepts are modifiable, recordable, observable and may be quantifiable. These concepts include environmetal factors, communication factors, and other social factors. Factors hence differ from Emotions and Qualities (which can not be modifiable, recordable, observable and quantifiable) Familiarity FamilyHistory FamilyMember FamilyPresence Father Fear Female Fiance Framily FramilyPresence Friend FriendPresence Gender GenderNonConforming GeneralRole General Role Girlfriend GrandFather GrandMother GrandParent GrandParentPresence GreatGrandFather GreatGrandMother GreatGrandParent Grief Guardian GuardianPresence Guilt HandWashing Handcuffs HardRestraints HealthcareCost HealthcarePresence HealthcareRole HealthcareSystemFactor HealthcareSystemOutcome HeartFailure Heterosexual Heterosexual or Straight Heterosexual Straight HighSES Hindu Homosexual Gay or Lesbian Gay Homosexual Lesbian Hope Humility Husband Hypertension IPad IPhone IllnessModel InPatient InPersonEncounter Indifference InformationSharing patient education InsuranceType Interpreter InterpreterPresence Interviewing Jealousy Jew Joy Keyboard KidneyDisease LanguagePreference Latino Hispanic or Latino Lawyer LawyerPresence LegalGuardian LimbCast Limb Cast LiteracyLevel LowSES Male MaritalStatus Married Medicaid MedicalDevice Medical Device MedicalTechnician MiddleSES Mindfulness Attentiveness Morbidity Mortality MortalityByAge Mother MotivationalInterviewing Mouse Muslim Nationality NativeAmerican American Indian or Alaska Native NegativeTalk Neighbor NeighborPresence NonFramilyMember NonFramilyPresence NonRelationalQuality NonVerbalCommunicationFactor NonWesternBackground Nurse NursePresence Object OccupationalPresence OccupationalRole OtherAffiliation OtherGender OtherPresence OtherSexualOrientation OutPatient Outcome OxygenMask Oxygen Mask OxygenNasalCannula Oxygen Nasasl Cannula PacificIslander Native Hawaiin or Other Pacific Islander Pager PaintingFactor ParaVerbalCommunicationFactor Parent ParentPresence Partner PartnerPresence PastMedicalHistory Patient PatientAction PatientCenteredCare PatientHistoryFactor PatientOutcome PatientProviderRelationshipFactor patient-physician relationship physician-patient relationship provider patient relationship PatientSatisfaction Pause Number of pauses made by a role (either physician or patient) during an interaction Person PhoneEncounter PhysicalArtifactFactor PhysicalBodilyArtifactFactor PhysicalNonBodilyArtifactFactor Physician GP PCP PhysicianAssistant PhysicianPresence PoliceOfficePresence PoliceOfficer PopulationHealth PositiveTalk PressGaneyScore Private 0 Provider clinician health care professional healthcare professional ProviderAction ProviderBurnout ProviderOutcome ProviderSatisfaction Psychologist Psychotherapist QALY Quality Quality QualityOfLife Race ReflexHammer Reflex Hammer RelationalQuality RelationshipCenteredCare ReligiousAffiliation Restraints RoomAtmosphericFactor RoomCO2Level RoomFactor RoomNoise RoomPressure RoomTemperature Sadness SelfCompassion SelfConfidence Separated SexualOrientation SharedDecisionMaking Sibling Silence Number of minutes that are spent in silence during the interaction/encounter Single Sister SocialFactor This Factor only symbolizes whether or not a person is present in the encounter or the room. SocialHistory SocialTalk SocialWorker SocioEconomicStatus SoftRestraints Son Speed Spouse SpousePresence Stethoscope Stress Surprise TherapeuticDevice Therapeutic Device Tone Touch Transgender Treatment TreatmentCompliance TreatmentOutcome TreatmentSatisfaction Trust TypeOfTalk Understanding Uninsured VerbalCommunicationFactor VideoEncounter Volume WaitTime Warmth Wellbeing WesternBackground White Caucasian Widowed Wife WindowFactor This is the first version of the Presence Ontology. Presence Ontology aims to capture the psychosocial aspects of healthcare and disease prevention. We will make changes henceforth in the reorganization of the class/property hierarchies and incorporating other concepts. Presence Ontology v1.0.0