question from a lurker

Hello all. Great discussions here, but is it absolutely necessary that every single posting is cross-posted to the technical and the clinical lists? All the more so that I imagine that the subscriber roster for the two groups is identical. TIA Denny Adelman - If you have any questions about u

Modelling Episodes in openEHR

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Archetype constraints and interfacing instruments/DSS to an OpenEHR system.

Sam Heard wrote: > Damon > > This is important to consider > >>> I believe that DSS >>> groups will be a major player in determining the final archetypes >>> that are >>> agreed at a high level. >>> >> It seems to me that in the same way, archetypes will have great >> impact on >> the develo

History paths

Rong Chen wrote: > >> >> >> no you got it right. I have raised a CR in your name (= induction >> into openEHR hall of fame;-) to make EVENT inherit from LOCATABLE. >> >> - thomas >> >> > > Cool. Where is the CR by the way, I would like to follow it. I saw > some openehr activities on jira.codeha

Modelling Episodes in openEHR

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Modelling Episodes in openEHR

Hi Thomas, Getting 'episodes' issues resolved and their handling in the form of 'intelligent procedures', a 'next step' is to address the 'information weighting' problem, i.e., faced with a rush of data how should it be categorized, prioritized, ordered (address in what order) and rated according