Hi there, I feel the most important thing in developing suitable templates is to understand the openEHR reference model and its basic concepts very well and to be able to analyze the case and extract required information that may help finding proper archetype clues while designing. It may sounds simple at first glance but is a tedious task. It seems to me that one should be aware of all existing Archetypes and their ingredients ( data section at least) to be able to recognizing Archetypes that may be used for the case, as bases for Template. Otherwise, How one can realize how to divide or organize concepts correctly and inline with the Ref. Model? it is really applicable in real world while clinicians are very busy and overwhelmed by their job, even having no time to check emails regularly? During my studies, I have faced many cases of need for changing forms and questionaries in the Clinic we cooperate with. Seems that we should force all of our coworkers in Hospitals and Clinics, etc. to learn these concepts in depth and be continuously updated by info about everyday created Archetypes all over the world
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