Ignacio Valdes wrote:
> On Thu, 19 Dec 2002 07:24:33 +0930
>
>> I think that the only systematic approach is to make a new EHR for
>> each genetically distinct individual. This means making an EHR for a
>> foetus as soon as anything at all is to be measured about it, and
>> also storing the l
To everyone out there on the openEHR technical list, I would like to wish
you all well over the Christmas break.
I would especially like to thank Tom Beale for his many many hours of hard
work on all the openEHR documentation this year and I would also like to
thank all the usual suspects, includ
We actually dealt with this topic at Duke in the OB system in the early
1980s. We did create a record. One interesting problem was "ghost"
pregnancies in which it appeared for a period of time to have two fetuses
later to be one. Our actually execution turned out to not create the new
baby reco
Matthew Darlison wrote:
>Regardig new EHRs etc, might there be scope for mimicking what nature
>does - a child EHR which for example must inherit its identifier
>context from its mother as it really can only be identified
>meaningfully by a qualifier of "this is the demographic person inside
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