On 07/08/2012 04:43, pablo pazos wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've a simple question about commiting ACTIONs.
>
> We have this scenario: one ACTIVITY should be executed by two
> different ACTIONS (i.e. we have 2 ACTION archetypes).
>
> When commiting anything to a openEHR repository, it sould be enclosed
> by a COMPOSITION.
>
> Now, the first commit will be the INSTRUCTION/ACTIVITY, that will
> create a new COMPOSITION.
>
> Then, when the first ACTION instance needs to be commited for that
> ACTIVITY,
>
> a) should I create a new COMPOSITION? or
> b) should I commit a new version of the existing COMPOSITION? (the new
> version will have the ACTIVITY and the ACTION)
Normally, each ACTION will be in its own COMPOSITION, unless the ACTION
happens to be essentially simultaneous with the creation of the
INSTRUCTION, i.e. the order. Apart from that circumstance, you can
expect a pattern like this:
time 1
* COMPOSITION
o INSTRUCTION
+ ACTIVITY #1
+ ACTIVITY #2
+ etc
time 2
* COMPOSITION
o ACTION [refer to e.g. ACTIVITY #1]
time 3
* COMPOSITION
o ACTION [refer to e.g. ACTIVITY #1]
time 4
* COMPOSITION
o ACTION [refer to e.g. ACTIVITY #2]
etc
- thomas
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