No. A good standard should ensure that all implementations that satisfy it are
mutually interoperable (see, for example, the Whitworth stanard for nuts and
bolts!).
should it? I'm not so sure that this is the correct definition of a good
standard.
While I certainly see it's appeal, it seems
Dear Bernie,
The experiences that I have had the last 13 years in HL7, CEN/tc251
and ISO/tc251 indicate that many standards depend on many other
standards.
And many times the standard defines things on an abstract level,
needing other standards to make it concrete in a particular situation.
Peter Gummer schreef:
Bert Verhees wrote:
But, for the purpose, for now, a quick fix could be: reloading the file
and display it without line-numbers.
Bert, I've implemented this: ref_impl_eiffel revision 406. You can turn the
line numbers on and off via the Options dialog.
Tim,
I don't know anything about MIRTH but I will assume it does something like
take a HL7 v2 message and turn it into some XML document based on a provided
schema, I would call this a transformation, just not XSLT. Assuming that
the XML Schema used in MIRTH is a Template Data Schema, then you
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hi
If compliance to a standard does not guarantee interoperabilty with everything
alse that complies to the standard, then what exactly is being standardised?
My point of view is simple. I do this for a living - apply these standards
to make interoperability happen. Without healthcare
Erik Sundvall wrote:
So far we have had a look at some fairly equivalent examples of XML
instances (e.g. blood pressure) from HL7 CDA (v2) and openEHR RM. Both
were fairly easy to understand when knowing the underlying models (HL7
RIM +CDA and openEHR RM+AM) and both were a bit verbose if you
Hi Erik,
I will forward a schema based on a Microbiology Result generated using the
Ocean Template Designer separately.
See comments below, you have stated exactly the problem that the TDS was
designed to solve. We are using this approach to integrate existing vendor
software to the Ocean
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