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The Regulated Activity Structure Hierarchy (RASH) is a proposed structured document format to accompany [[Regulated Product Submissions]] (RPS).
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The Regulated Activity Structure Hierarchy (RASH) is a proposed structured document format that would be an adjunct to the [[Regulated Product Submissions]] (RPS) standard.
It is designed to be a ''machine-readable implementation guide'' connecting the controlled vocabularies and how they are organized into a set for a given submission type.
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It is designed to be a ''machine-readable implementation guide'' connecting the controlled vocabularies and how they are organized into a set for a given submission type. One RASH document would be used for each submission type in viewing and assembly tools to create the hierarchical view of the submission.
  
The Scope Statement is under review at this time
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* The Scope Statement is under review at this time: [[Image:RASH_Project_Scope_Statement_20091214.doc|Scope Statement in MS Word]]
A Presentation on the subject was given at the January 2010 Workng Group Meeting in Phoenix.
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* A Presentation on the subject was given at the January 2010 Workng Group Meeting in Phoenix. [[Image:RASH_Proposal_Overview.pdf|RASH Overview Slides]]

Latest revision as of 17:32, 28 January 2010

The Regulated Activity Structure Hierarchy (RASH) is a proposed structured document format that would be an adjunct to the Regulated Product Submissions (RPS) standard. It is designed to be a machine-readable implementation guide connecting the controlled vocabularies and how they are organized into a set for a given submission type. One RASH document would be used for each submission type in viewing and assembly tools to create the hierarchical view of the submission.