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A Terminology Server is a piece of software that runs a server, which provides services to client applications. The server provides entry terms for endusers, mappings from enduser terminology to standard terminology, and aggregates information to higher (e.g. administrative) levels.

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	A '''Terminology Server''' is a piece of software that runs a server, which provides services to client applications. The server provides entry terms for endusers, mappings from enduser terminology to standard terminology, and aggregates information to higher (e.g. administrative) levels.		A '''Terminology Server''' is a piece of software that runs a server, which provides services to client applications. The server provides entry terms for endusers, mappings from enduser terminology to standard terminology, and aggregates information to higher (e.g. administrative) levels.

	See also [[~~Medical~~ Terminology Server]].		See also [[Clinical Terminology Server]].