Hi Ian,
Yes, it is not many cases where this is really required, but in the Service
Request archetype, it is fairly likely to happen and anybody creating a
template without your, Diego’s, David’s, Heath’s etc. cutting edge top-level
expert knowledge around this will quite likely run into a trap
Discussing this with David we have another solution to this problem: one
thing you could do and would completely work without breaking anything is
to specify some kind of empty specializations of the include archetype, and
giving as the name of the specialization the node_id code. something like
th
Hi Sebastian,
This is 'known issue' but not one that we had really thought too carefully
about. We 'solve' it right now by renaming the slotted in archetype root
node at template level but others have already pointed out that this is
less than ideal.
Adding an intermediate cluster would solve thi
Thanks Diego,
Yes, I think Heath has suggested a path similar to your second suggestion, just
with a comma as separator and in a different order:
[at0008,openEHR-EHR-INSTRUCTION.service_request.v1]/protocol[at0008]/items[at0141,openEHR-EHR-CLUSTER.service_request_information.v1]
I would probably
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