openEHR-13606 harmonization CR regarding CLUSTER/TABLE etc and ENTRY/OBSERVATION (Was: ISO 21090 data types too complex?)

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openEHR-RM-LINK discussion - now also on mailing list :-)

Hi Erik, I am still catching up from some time-off, interesting discussion seem to happen while I am away... I will start with my comments at the start and likely to respond to later responses. Heath Some of the interesting bits I've picked up so far from discussions: - Maybe it would be a

openEHR-RM-LINK discussion - now also on mailing list :-)

Hi Erik 1. Will the XML schema get updated to make sure patient data instances carry along the archetype/template inheritance in a good way? [HKF: ] I have spoken with Tom on this topic considerable, we are looking at extending the ARCHETYPED class to support a list of archetype_ids (similar to

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