Gerard
Several points:
1.Specifically, openEHR proposes a number of Reference Models, supplemented
by Archetype Models.
2. You seem to use the word 'Kernel' as a synonym for Reference Model. If
this is not so, please will you explain your use of the word Kernel?
3. The Reference Models
Hi,
S.o.C can mean many things:
One person
One mother or foetus
Any body part in or outside the body
And any grouping of items mentioned above.
A S.o.C indicates the participation in activities.
Gerard
On 2002-12-01 23:38, Sam Heard sam.heard at bigpond.com wrote:
Dear all
I have
Sam Heard wrote:
Dear all
I have been reviewing the subject of care - over family history. It is clear
that the following information is potentially useful:
1. The name of the person so you can refer to them as so-and-so
but not in the EHR as such - in some places like Norway, it is not
Dario Liberman wrote:
Well,
In this case, I recommend to add a kind of actor, that may be de aggregation
of other actors. The administrator may decide which capabilities or roles
this new actor may have, since it doesn't necessarily need to have anything
in common with the aggregation of the
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