Why finding models - Why the finding is OIDM’s unit of data, what a finding model definition carries, what it deliberately is not, and how downstream structures consume it.
Finding model format - The released Open Imaging Finding Model record format, class by class and field by field, with a real example and the unreleased metadata fields on the work edge.
Finding model identifiers - The OIFM and OIFMA identifier grammar, the organization-code segment and its registered values, value codes, how identifiers are minted and checked, and what stability is guaranteed.
Finding model content catalog - The findingmodels repository: what is in the corpus, where its identifiers and generated renders live, the conventions that govern it, how to browse it, and the content batches in flight on unmerged branches.
MGB exam-oriented sub-taxonomies - The six exam-oriented finding hierarchies contributed by MassGeneral Brigham, their columns and hierarchy semantics, their row and match counts, and the triage they call for.
Authoring workflow - How finding models are created and reviewed today, through the Forge web application, the findingmodel-ai command line, the three agent skills, and the validator that gates every commit.
Metadata enrichment pipeline - How finding model definitions get structured metadata assigned by language models, what shipped, what the canonical rewrite on the work edge changes, and why it has not been released.
Finding models and common data elements - The workbench relationship: finding models as fast exploratory definitions that can graduate into governed ACR and RSNA common data elements, and the vocabularies both have to fit.