Hi Mattias, I've attached my attempt at a serialized adl instance - perhaps we can converge on a consensus as to what they should look like!
Mine is incomplete - especially around the ontology section - but I have done the attributes and children nodes differently, using xsi:type to indicate the sub-type. This is similar to the way Sam did the reference model serializations I saw, so I thought similar techniques would be applied here. Anyhow, I'm off on another project for a few weeks, but I thought I'd send you this instance as food for thought. Andrew <at:archetype xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"; xmlns:at="openEHR/v1/Archetype"> <archetype_id>openEHR-EHR-OBSERVATION.blood_pressure.v1</archetype_id> <concept_code>at0000</concept_code> <original_language> <code_string>en</code_string> <terminology_id>iso</terminology_id> </original_language> <description> <original_author> <item> <key>name</key> <value>Sam Heard</value> </item> <item> <key>organisation</key> <value>Ocean Informatics</value> </item> <item> <key>date</key> <value>22/03/2006</value> </item> <item> <key>email</key> <value>sam.heard at oceaninformatics.biz</value> </item> </original_author> <other_contributors /> <lifecycle_state>AuthorDraft</lifecycle_state> <details> <language> <code_string>en</code_string> <terminology_id>iso639-1</terminology_id> </language> <purpose>To record the systemic blood pressure of a person. The measurement records the systolic and the diastolic pressure by some means suitable for the result to be seen as a surrogate for the general and systemic blood pressure.</purpose> <keywords> <item>observations</item> <item>blood pressure</item> <item>measurement</item> </keywords> <use>All blood pressure measurements are recorded using this archetype. There is a rich state model for use with exercise ECGs and Tilt Table measurements.</use> <misuse>Not to be used for intravascular pressure.</misuse> </details> <resource_package_uri>http://www.wow.com</resource_package_uri> </description> <definition> <rm_type_name>OBSERVATION</rm_type_name> <node_id>at0000</node_id> <attributes xsi:type="at:C_SINGLE_ATTRIBUTE" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="0"> <rm_attribute_name>guideline_id</rm_attribute_name> </attributes> <attributes xsi:type="at:C_SINGLE_ATTRIBUTE" minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1"> <rm_attribute_name>data</rm_attribute_name> <children xsi:type="at:C_COMPLEX_OBJECT"> <rm_type_name>HISTORY</rm_type_name> <node_id>at0001</node_id> <attributes xsi:type="at:C_MULTIPLE_ATTRIBUTE" minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1"> <rm_attribute_name>events</rm_attribute_name> <children xsi:type="at:C_COMPLEX_OBJECT"> <rm_type_name>EVENT</rm_type_name> <node_id>at0006</node_id> <attributes xsi:type="at:C_SINGLE_ATTRIBUTE" minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1"> <rm_attribute_name>data</rm_attribute_name> <children xsi:type="at:C_COMPLEX_OBJECT"> <rm_type_name>ITEM_LIST</rm_type_name> <node_id>at0003</node_id> <attributes xsi:type="at:C_MULTIPLE_ATTRIBUTE" minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1"> <rm_attribute_name>items</rm_attribute_name> <children xsi:type="at:C_COMPLEX_OBJECT"> <rm_type_name>ELEMENT</rm_type_name> <occurrences> <includes_maximum>true</includes_maximum> <includes_minimum>true</includes_minimum> <maximum>1</maximum> <minimum>0</minimum> </occurrences> <node_id>at0004</node_id> <attributes xsi:type="at:C_SINGLE_ATTRIBUTE" minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1"> <rm_attribute_name>value</rm_attribute_name> <children xsi:type="at:C_QUANTITY"> <property> <code_string>125</code_string> <terminology_id>openehr</terminology_id> </property> <list> <magnitude> <maximum>1000</maximum> <minimum>0</minimum> </magnitude> <units>mm[Hg]</units> </list> </children> </attributes> </children> <children xsi:type="at:C_COMPLEX_OBJECT"> <rm_type_name>ELEMENT</rm_type_name> <occurrences> <maximum>1</maximum> <minimum>0</minimum> </occurrences> <node_id>at0005</node_id> <attributes xsi:type="at:C_SINGLE_ATTRIBUTE" minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1"> <rm_attribute_name>value</rm_attribute_name> <children xsi:type="at:C_QUANTITY"> <property> <code_string>125</code_string> <terminology_id>openehr</terminology_id> </property> <list> <magnitude> <maximum>1000</maximum> <minimum>0</minimum> </magnitude> <units>mm[Hg]</units> </list> </children> </attributes> </children> <cardinality> <is_ordered>true</is_ordered> <is_unique>false</is_unique> <interval> <maximum>0</maximum> <minimum>0</minimum> </interval> </cardinality> </attributes> </children> </attributes> <attributes xsi:type="at:C_SINGLE_ATTRIBUTE" minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1"> <rm_attribute_name>state</rm_attribute_name> <children xsi:type="at:C_COMPLEX_OBJECT"> <rm_type_name>ITEM_LIST</rm_type_name> <node_id>at0007</node_id> <attributes xsi:type="at:C_MULTIPLE_ATTRIBUTE" minOccurs="1" maxOccurs="1"> <rm_attribute_name>items</rm_attribute_name> <cardinality> <is_ordered>true</is_ordered> <is_unique>false</is_unique> <interval> <maximum>0</maximum> <minimum>0</minimum> </interval> </cardinality> </attributes> </children> </attributes> </children> <cardinality> <is_ordered>false</is_ordered> <is_unique>true</is_unique> <interval> <maximum>0</maximum> <minimum>1</minimum> </interval> </cardinality> </attributes> </children> </attributes> </definition> <ontology> <term_defintions> <language>en</language> <terms> <code>at0000</code> <items> <item> <key>description</key> <value>the measurement of system arterial blood pressure which is deemed to represent the actual systemic blood pressure</value> </item> <item> <key>text</key> <value>Blood pressure measurement</value> </item> </items> </terms> <terms> <code>at0001</code> <items> <item> <key>description</key> <value>history structural node</value> </item> <item> <key>text</key> <value>history</value> </item> </items> </terms> <terms> <code>at0002</code> <items> <item> <key>description</key> <value>baseline event in event history</value> </item> <item> <key>text</key> <value>baseline reading</value> </item> </items> </terms> <terms> <code>at0003</code> <items> <item> <key>description</key> <value>systemic arterial blood pressure</value> </item> <item> <key>text</key> <value>blood pressure</value> </item> </items> </terms> </term_defintions> </ontology> </at:archetype> _______________________________________________ openEHR-technical mailing list openEHR-technical at openehr.org http://www.chime.ucl.ac.uk/mailman/listinfo/openehr-technical
