GUIs for openEHR data

Adam This sounds great. Would be a great to start a openEHR GUI project and your stuff sounds like a fantastic basis. Just for curiosity: Why did you prefer chiba over orbeon? Also looked at both and orbeon seemed the more active project. The Java Project needs a simple end-to-end demonstrator

openEHR and CEN models

Hi I hope its all right to ask a few standards related question on this forum. I wanted to know how different the openEHR and CEN Ref Models and Archetypes are from each other at a logical level. Is it necessary to understand the CEN stds if working with openEHR stds? In particular, is it

openEHR and CEN models

Hi Rahil, Rahil Qamar wrote: Hi I hope its all right to ask a few standards related question on this forum. I wanted to know how different the openEHR and CEN Ref Models and Archetypes are from each other at a logical level. Is it necessary to understand the CEN stds if working with

openEHR and CEN models

Hi Thomas Thanks for the response. Thomas Beale wrote: Depends on what you want to do ;-) Well we're looking at authoring openEHR Archetypes to seve as a standard form for representing clinical data for capture through templates (not the HL7 ones!). With people often confusing the openEHR

Suggestion wrt XML Archetypes Templates

Lisa Thurston wrote: Hi Adam and all I think there might have been some misunderstanding regarding the problem you raised. Yes Oxygen and XmlSpy will add unpredictable whitespace characters into an element when pretty printed and resaved. The problem is that the XML tools don't know they

Transforms

Dear All, I am wondering about transforms as I move along to a complete build/release system for a repository of archetypes. A) Is there an XML - ADL transform? B) Are the HTML docs presently transformed from the ADL or XSLT'ed from the XML? C) Same as (B) but for the CSV files. What I

openEHR and CEN models

Hi Tom, Rahil But I think your view of what the HL7 templates are is the closest Ive got to receiving a clear explanation ! There has to be a better way to explain HL7 Templates than that. I'll give it a shot. Consider that an HL7 model (an RMIM) is analogous to an openEHR archetype. It's a

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Null Flavours, boolean values in openEHR

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