which is more likely to be used out of the box?
intersection, or union?
Union at least has everything....

Grahame


On Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 7:14 PM, Heath Frankel
<heath.frankel at oceaninformatics.com> wrote:
>> > As an ISO standard, I believe that it should be an intersection of
>> all the
>> > input specifications, rather than a union
>>
>> extension has it's own difficulties, as does union. We were aware of
>> the
>> berlin decision, but ISO 21090 resulted from a deliberate decision
>> to do something different. Was that a right decision? Unfortunately,
>> time won't tell, since the alternatives are purely hypothetical.
>>
>
> [HKF: ] Obviously this deliberate decision was made without the parties that
> were in Berlin who had come to that conclusion for a very good reason, they
> had already tried that approach without success. ?So we are back to the same
> position we were in 5 years ago, with another data types standard that is
> unable to be used out of the box ubiquitously in healthcare information
> systems.
>
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