Re: Hand coding templates in ADL 1.4

Thanks Pieter/ Diego, and hi Dileep. AFAIK Demographics archetypes/ templates are currently only handled by LinkEhr and Tom Beale's ADL workshop tool. This is partly because , to-date, (at least publicly) only a couple of companies have made use of the openEHR Demographics service - Code24 and

Hand coding templates in ADL 1.4

Hi, We are exploring OpenEHR as part of a public health management pilot project in India and have some questions that I am unable to find proper answers. After studying the available libraries, tools and opensource server implementations, ADL 1.4 seems to be more widely supported than the newer

Re: Hand coding templates in ADL 1.4

The editing tools for adl 2 are still limited. However the template editing by hand is easier in adl 2 than the earlier template xml formats because it's the same adl with a few extra language constructs for templates. And you can convert the ckm to adl 2 quite easily. Pieter Bos Op 12 feb.

Re: Hand coding templates in ADL 1.4

Hello Dileep, If you stick with ADL 1.4 then you could use LinkEHR Studio ( http://linkehr.com) to create templates from other RM such as demographic model. The same tool can be used to import OET and export OPT for any given RM. Regards El 12/2/2017 9:44, "Dileep V S"

Re: Hand coding templates in ADL 1.4

Hi! Great to hear about your project! Please tell us a bit more if you have time, what are the pilot use-cases? (I am curious since we are planning some tests in Sweden too...) It is true that adl 1.4 is currently more used, but for new projects it is good to track the ADL 2 development. There

Re: Hand coding templates in ADL 1.4

Hi, Thank you all for the quick responses. We will try some of the other tools mentioned in the replies and see if they will work for us. Overall what I have gathered is as below (please correct if I am wrong) 1. It will be better to stick to ADL 1.4 OPT for some more time 2. documentation