This wiki has undergone a migration to Confluence found Here
<meta name="googlebot" content="noindex">

Datatype Examples Collection area

From HL7Wiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search

This page will be the area in which collected datatype XML ITS Examples are stored prior to documenting and comparing

All XML ITS Examples should have provenance notes and if possible a link to the source document.


Contents

Basic Data Types

BL (Boolean)

XML ITS Example

<contextConductionInd value="true"/>

<seperatableInd value="false"/>

<seperatableInd nullFlavor="UNK"/>

Provenance: CfH MIM v6.1.00 Datatypes section

UML ITS Equivalents

<contextConductionInd value="true"/>

<seperatableInd value="false"/>

<seperatableInd nullFlavor="UNK"/>


Comparison Notes

BL is identical


BN (Boolean Non Null)

XML ITS Example

<contextConductionInd value="true"/>

<seperatableInd value="false"/>

Provenance: CfH MIM v6.1.00 Datatypes section

UML ITS Equivalents

<contextConductionInd value="true"/>

<seperatableInd value="false"/>

Comparison Notes

BN is identical. In fact, the ISO datatypes do not have a BN, all uses are mapped to BL with a constraint nullFlavor = null

Text And Content Data Types

ED (Encapsulated Data)

XML ITS Example

Encapsulated Data Plain Text (f) 

<value>Some plain text</value>


Encapsulated Data Text and Line Breaks (f) 

<.....>


Encapsulated Data Limited HTML (f) 

<value mediaType="text/x-h7uk-html" >
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml ..\dt\xhtmlNPfIT.xsd">
<head>
   <title>Diagnostic Imaging Procedure Report</title>
</head>
<body>
   <p>The lung fields are clear. Heart size is enlarged with slight unfolding of the aorta.</p>
   <p>CTR = 18/35 cm</p>
   <p>The right hemi-diaphragm is raised</p>
</body>
</html>
</value>


Encapsulated Data Attachment Reference (f) 

<value>
    <reference value="http://www.nhsia.nhs.uk/MIMv3.0/index.htm"/>
</value>

Encapsulated Data Attachment (f) 

<!-- To indicate attachment data (in an observation class "value" attribute)  -->
<value encoding="B64" mediaType="text/plain">[BASE64REPRESENTATIONOFTHEDATA]</value>


Provenance: CfH MIM 6.1.00 Datatypes section

UML ITS Equivalents

<value value="Some plain text"/>

<value mediaType="text/x-h7uk-html" >
<xml>
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml ..\dt\xhtmlNPfIT.xsd">
<head>
   <title>Diagnostic Imaging Procedure Report</title>
</head>
<body>
   <p>The lung fields are clear. Heart size is enlarged with slight unfolding of the aorta.</p>
   <p>CTR = 18/35 cm</p>
   <p>The right hemi-diaphragm is raised</p>
</body>
</html>
</xml>
</value>

 <value>
    <reference value="http://www.nhsia.nhs.uk/MIMv3.0/index.htm"/>
</value>

 <!-- To indicate attachment data (in an observation class "value" attribute)  -->
<value encoding="B64" mediaType="text/plain"><value>[BASE64REPRESENTATIONOFTHEDATA]</value></value>

Comparison Notes

The main difference is the introduction of the value attribute of the and <xml> tags to organise the data and simplify the schema and data banding process. There is a consequence to this, which is that the stream formats for ST and ED are no longer equivalent for non-text content.

ST (Character String)

XML ITS Example

<text>Some plain text</text>

<value nullFlavor="UNK"/>

Provenance: CfH MIM 6.1.00 Datatypes section

UML ITS Equivalents

<text value="Some plain text"/>

<value nullFlavor="UNK"/>

Comparison Notes

the content has moved from the text of the node to a value attribute.

SC (Coded String)

XML ITS Example

<softwareName>NHAIS</softwareName>

<softwareName code="1" codeSystem="2.16.840.1.113883.2.1.3.2.9999" displayName="NHAIS">NHAIS</softwareName>

<softwareName nullFlavor="UNK"/>


Provenance: CfH MIM 6.1.00 Datatypes section

UML ITS Equivalents

<softwareName value="NHAIS"/>

<softwareName value="NHAIS"><displayName value="NHAIS"></softwareName>

<softwareName nullFlavor="UNK"/>

Comparison Notes

This is different because SC has the code as a CD type, and the CD type has display name as a ST in order to convey language.

Coded Data Types

CD (Concept Descriptor)

XML ITS Example

<value code="11" codeSystem="2.16.840.1.113883.2.1.3.2.4.17.42" displayName="NHS Number confirmed"/>

Provenance: CfH MIM Version 6.1.00 Datatypes Section

UML ITS Equivalents

<value code="11" codeSystem="2.16.840.1.113883.2.1.3.2.4.17.42"><displayName value="NHS Number confirmed"/></value>

Comparison Notes

This is different because displayName is an ST not a String in order to allow language to be conveyed.

CE (Coded With Equivalents)

XML ITS Example

<code code=".H43." codeSystem="2.16.840.1.113883.6.28" displayName="asthma">
   <originalText>currently suffering from asthma</originalText>
   <translation code="195967001" codeSystem="2.16.840.1.113883.2.1.3.2.4.15" displayName="asthma"/>
</code>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<code code=".H43." codeSystem="2.16.840.1.113883.6.28"><displayName value="asthma"/>
   <originalText value="currently suffering from asthma"/>
   <translation code="195967001" codeSystem="2.16.840.1.113883.2.1.3.2.4.15"><displayName value="asthma"/></translation>
</code>

Comparison Notes

Previously noted differences in displayName and originalText (as an ST)

CO (Coded Ordinal)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

CS (Coded Simple Value)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

Miscellaneous Data Types

II (Instance Identifier)

XML ITS Example

<!-- To indicate a DCE UUID for an "id" class attribute -->
<id root="BBBBE26A-A9D1-A411-F824-9F7A00A33757"/>

<!-- To indicate an identifier for an "id" class attribute (in this case a NHS number)  -->
<id root="2.16.840.1.113883.2.1.4.1" extension="9999999484"/>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

TEL (Telecommunication Address)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

Names and Addresses

ADXP (Address Part)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

AD (Address)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

ENXP (Entity Name Part)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

EN (Entity Name)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

TN (Trivial Name)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

PN (Person Name)

XML ITS Example

<!-- To indicate an unstructured usual person name -->
<name use="L">John Smith</name>

<!-- To indicate an unstructured alias person name with a validity date interval -->
<name use="A">John Smith
    <validTime>
         <low value="19990401"/>
         <high value="20040331"/>
    </validTime>
</name

<!-- To indicate a structured usual person name with title, two forenames, family name and suffix  -->
<name use="L">
    <prefix>Mr</prefix>
    <given>John</given>
    <given>Paul</given>
    <family>Smith</family>
    <suffix>Snr</suffix>
</name>

<!-- To indicate a structured usual person name with title, two forenames, family name and suffix, with a validity date interval -->
<name use="A">
    <prefix>Mr</prefix>
    <given>John</given>
    <given>Paul</given>
    <family>Smith</family>
    <suffix>Snr</suffix>
    <validTime>
         <low value="19990401"/>
         <high value="20040331"/>
    </validTime>
</name>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<!-- To indicate an unstructured usual person name -->
<name use="L"><part>John Smith</part></name>

<!-- To indicate an unstructured alias person name with a validity date interval -->
<name use="A">
  <part>John Smith</part>
  <validTime>
     <low value="19990401"/>
     <high value="20040331"/>
  </validTime>
</name

<!-- To indicate a structured usual person name with title, two forenames, family name and suffix  -->
<name use="L">
    <part type="PFX">Mr</part>
    <part type="GIV">John</part>
    <part type="GIV">Paul</part>
    <part type="FAM">Smith</part>
    <part type="SFX">Snr</part>
</name>

<!-- To indicate a structured usual person name with title, two forenames, family name and suffix, with a validity date interval -->
<name use="A">
    <part type="PFX">Mr</part>
    <part type="GIV">John</part>
    <part type="GIV">Paul</part>
    <part type="FAM">Smith</part>
    <part type="SFX">Snr</part>
    <validTime>
         <low value="19990401"/>
         <high value="20040331"/>
    </validTime>
</name>


Comparison Notes

The primary difference is that the type of the part is no longer indicated in the element name, but in the type parameter.

ON (Organization Name)

XML ITS Example

<!-- To indicate an unstructured organization name  -->
<name>Good Health Hospital</name>

<!-- To indicate an unstructured organization name with a validity date interval -->
<name>Good Health Hospital
    <validTime>
         <low value="19990401"/>
         <high value="20040331"/>
    </validTime>
</name>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<!-- To indicate an unstructured organization name  -->
<name><part>Good Health Hospital</part></name>

<!-- To indicate an unstructured organization name with a validity date interval -->
<name>
    <part>Good Health Hospital</part>
    <validTime>
         <low value="19990401"/>
         <high value="20040331"/>
    </validTime>
</name>


Comparison Notes

The primary difference is that the type of the part is no longer indicated in the element name, but in the type parameter.

AD (Address)

XML ITS Example

<!-- To indicate a home address with unstructured address lines  -->
<addr use="H">
    <streetAddressLine>Hexagon House</streetAddressLine>
    <streetAddressLine>Pynes Hill</streetAddressLine>
    <streetAddressLine>Rydon Lane</streetAddressLine>
    <streetAddressLine>Exeter</streetAddressLine>
    <streetAddressLine>Devon</streetAddressLine>
    <postalCode>EX2 5SE</postalCode>
    <addressKey>12345678</addressKey>
</addr>

<!-- To indicate a temporary address with unstructured address lines and a description and dates -->
<addr use="TMP">
    <streetAddressLine>AQUEOUS II</streetAddressLine>
    <streetAddressLine>ASTON CROSS</streetAddressLine>
    <streetAddressLine>ROCKY LANE</streetAddressLine>
    <streetAddressLine>ASTON</streetAddressLine>
    <streetAddressLine>BIRMINGHAM</streetAddressLine>
    <postalCode>B6 5RQ</postalCode>
    <addressKey>23456789</addressKey>
    <desc>Holiday home</desc>
    <useablePeriod>
         <low value="20040716"/>
         <high value="20040831"/>
    </useablePeriod>
</addr>

<!-- To indicate a home address with structured address lines --> 

<addr use="H">
    <houseNumber>Hexagon House</houseNumber>
    <streetName>Pynes Hill</streetName>
    <streetName>Rydon Lane</streetName>
    <city>Exeter</city>
    <county>Devon</county>
    <postalCode>EX2 5SE</postalCode>
    <addressKey>12345678</addressKey>
</addr>

Provenance: UK...?

UML ITS Equivalents

<!-- To indicate a home address with unstructured address lines  -->
<addr use="H">
    <part type="SAL">Hexagon House</part>
    <part type="SAL">Pynes Hill</part>
    <part type="SAL">Rydon Lane</part>
    <part type="SAL">Exeter</part>
    <part type="SAL">Devon</part>
    <part type="ZIP">EX2 5SE</part>
    <part type="KEY">12345678</part>
</addr>

<!-- To indicate a temporary address with unstructured address lines and a description and dates -->
<addr use="TMP">
    <part type="SAL">AQUEOUS II</part>
    <part type="SAL">ASTON CROSS</part>
    <part type="SAL">ROCKY LANE</part>
    <part type="SAL">ASTON</part>
    <part type="SAL">BIRMINGHAM</part>
    <part type="ZIP">B6 5RQ</part>
    <part type="KEY">23456789</part>
    <part type="DESC">Holiday home</part>
    <useablePeriod>
       <item>
         <low value="20040716"/>
         <high value="20040831"/>
       </item>
    </useablePeriod>
</addr>

<!-- To indicate a home address with structured address lines --> 

<addr use="H">
    <part type="BNR">Hexagon House</part>
    <part type="STR">Pynes Hill</part>
    <part type="STR">Rydon Lane</part>
    <part type="CTY">Exeter</part>
    <part type="CNT">Devon</part>
    <part type="ZIP">EX2 5SE</part>
    <part type="KEY">12345678</part>
</addr>


Comparison Notes

KEY and DESC are UK extensions.

The primary difference is that the type of the part is no longer indicated in the element name, but in the type parameter.

There is also a difference in the GTS type.

Quantities

QTY (Quantity)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

INT (Integer)

XML ITS Example

<repeatNumber value="1"/>

<sequenceNumber nullFlavor="UNK"/>


Provenance: CfH MIM v6.1.00 Datatypes section

UML ITS Equivalents

<repeatNumber value="1"/>

<sequenceNumber nullFlavor="UNK"/>


Comparison Notes

No difference


REAL (Real)

XML ITS Example

<value value="2.3"/>

<value nullFlavor="UNK"/>

Provenance: CfH MIM v6.1.00 Datatypes section

UML ITS Equivalents

<value value="2.3"/>

<value nullFlavor="UNK"/>

Comparison Notes

No difference

RTO (Ratio)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

PQ (Physical Quantity)

XML ITS Example

<!-- To indicate a percentage for the "value" attribute of an observation class  -->
<value value="92.55" unit="%"/>

<!-- To indicate a measured quantity in alternative units of 30 grams -->
<quantity value="30" unit="gram">
   <translation value="30" code="258682000" codeSystem="2.16.840.1.113883.2.1.3.2.4.15" displayName="gram"/>
</quantity>

<!-- To indicate a counted quantity in alternative units of 100 tablets  -->
<quantity value="100" unit="1">
     <translation value="100" code="3319411000001109" codeSystem="2.16.840.1.113883.2.1.3.2.4.15" displayName="tablet"/>
</quantity>

<!-- To indicate a counted quantity in arbitrary units -->
<value value="6" unit="1">
    <translation value="6">
         <originalText>packets each containing 21 tablets of A and 7 tablets of B</originalText>
    </translation>
</value>


Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<!-- To indicate a percentage for the "value" attribute of an observation class  -->
<value value="92.55" unit="%"/>

<!-- To indicate a measured quantity in alternative units of 30 grams -->
<quantity value="30" unit="gram">
   <translation value="30" code="258682000" codeSystem="2.16.840.1.113883.2.1.3.2.4.15"><displayName value="gram"/></translation>
</quantity>

<!-- To indicate a counted quantity in alternative units of 100 tablets  -->
<quantity value="100" unit="1">
     <translation value="100" code="3319411000001109" codeSystem="2.16.840.1.113883.2.1.3.2.4.15"><displayName value="tablet"/></translation>
</quantity>

<!-- To indicate a counted quantity in arbitrary units -->
<value value="6" unit="1">
    <translation value="6">
         <originalText value="packets each containing 21 tablets of A and 7 tablets of B"/>
    </translation>
</value>


Comparison Notes

Differences are in enclosed ED and CD types.

PQR (Physical Quantity Representation)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

MO (Monetary Amount)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

TS (Point in Time)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

Collections

SET (Set)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

LIST (Sequence)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

GLIST (Generated Sequence)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

SLIST (Sampled Sequence)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

BAG (Bag)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

IVL (Interval)

XML ITS Example

<!-- To indicate an effective time of  12:05 on 25/06/2004 -->
<effectiveTime>

</effectiveTime>

<!-- To indicate an effective time between of  12:05 and 12:20 on 25/06/2004  -->
<effectiveTime>
    <low value="200406251205"/>
    <high value="200406251220"/>
</effectiveTime>

<!-- To indicate an effective time after  12:05 on 25/06/2004 -->
<effectiveTime>
    <low value="200406251205"/>
</effectiveTime>

<!-- To indicate an effective time before  25/06/2004 -->
<effectiveTime>
    <high value="20040625"/>
</effectiveTime>

<!-- To indicate an effective time of one month duration -->
<effectiveTime>
    <width value="1" unit="mo"/>
</effectiveTime>

<!-- To indicate an effective time with a 24 hour duration centred on  15/06/2002  -->
<effectiveTime>

    <width value="24" unit="h"/>
</effectiveTime>

Provenance: CfH MIM v6.1.00 Datatypes section

UML ITS Equivalents

<!-- To indicate an effective time of  12:05 on 25/06/2004 -->
<effectiveTime>
    <low value="200406251205"/>
    <high value="200406251205"/>
</effectiveTime>

<!-- To indicate an effective time between of  12:05 and 12:20 on 25/06/2004  -->
<effectiveTime>
    <low value="200406251205"/>
    <high value="200406251220"/>
</effectiveTime>

<!-- To indicate an effective time after  12:05 on 25/06/2004 -->
<effectiveTime>
    <low value="200406251205"/>
</effectiveTime>

<!-- To indicate an effective time before  25/06/2004 -->
<effectiveTime>
    <high value="20040625"/>
</effectiveTime>

<!-- To indicate an effective time of one month duration -->
<effectiveTime>
    <width xsi:type="PQ" value="1" unit="mo"/>
</effectiveTime>

<!-- To indicate an effective time with a 24 hour duration centred on  15/06/2002  -->
<effectiveTime>
    <low value="200206141200"/>
    <high value="200206151200"/>
</effectiveTime>

Comparison Notes

Center is banned - have to replace with low and high

width is a QTY - have to use xsi:type with it.

HIST (History)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

Timing Specifications

PIVL (PeriodicInterval)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

EIVL (Event-Related Periodic Interval of Time)

XML ITS Example

<.......>

Provenance:

UML ITS Equivalents

<.......>

Comparison Notes

GTS (General Timing Specification)

XML ITS Example

<! To indicate Two times a day at institution specified time, at 0800 and 1600, on Sunday and Thursday between 29th March and 8th April 2004>
<effective_time xsi:type='SXCM_TS'  xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' xsi:schemaLocation='urn:hl7-org:v3'>
    <comp xsi:type='SXCM_TS'>
      <comp xsi:type='PIVLS_TS'>
        <phase>
          <low value='2001-07-01T0800' inclusive='True'/>
          <high value='2001-07-01T0800' inclusive='True'/>
        </phase>
        <period value='1' unit='wk'/>
      </comp>
      <comp xsi:type='PIVLS_TS' operator='I'>
        <phase>
          <low value='2001-07-01T1600' inclusive='True'/>
          <high value='2001-07-01T1600' inclusive='True'/>
        </phase>
        <period value='1' unit='wk'/>
      </comp>
      <comp xsi:type='PIVLS_TS' operator='I'>
        <phase>
          <low value='2001-11-01T0800' inclusive='True'/>
          <high value='2001-11-01T0800' inclusive='True'/>
        </phase>
        <period value='1' unit='wk'/>
      </comp>
      <comp xsi:type='PIVLS_TS' operator='I'>
        <phase>
          <low value='2001-11-01T1600' inclusive='True'/>
          <high value='2001-11-01T1600' inclusive='True'/>
        </phase>
        <period value='1' unit='wk'/>
      </comp>
    </comp>
    <comp xsi:type='SXCM_TS' operator='A'>
      <comp xsi:type='IVLS_TS'>
        <low value='2004-03-29T0000' inclusive='True'/>
        <high value='2004-04-08T0000' inclusive='True'/>
      </comp>
    </comp>
</effective_time>

Comment from Grahame: does this really say what it claims? Firstly, a couple of technical issues,
  PIVL_TS not PIVLS_TS, and the timestamp should be 200107010800 not 2001-07-01T0800. But it's a
  very complex way to say the concept.

<! To indicate every 6 hours at 00:00, 06:00, 12:00 and 18:00 between March 29 and April 8, 2004
<effective_time xsi:type='SXCM_TS'  xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' xsi:schemaLocation='urn:hl7-org:v3'>
  <comp xsi:type='SXCM_TS'>
    <comp xsi:type='PIVLS_TS'>
      <phase>
        <low value='2007-03-05T0000' inclusive='True'/>
        <high value='2007-03-05T0000' inclusive='True'/>
      </phase>
      <period value='1' unit='d'/>
    </comp>
    <comp xsi:type='PIVLS_TS' operator='I'>
      <phase>
        <low value='2007-03-05T0600' inclusive='True'/>
        <high value='2007-03-05T0600' inclusive='True'/>
      </phase>
      <period value='1' unit='d'/>
    </comp>
    <comp xsi:type='PIVLS_TS' operator='I'>
      <phase>
        <low value='2007-03-05T1200' inclusive='True'/>
        <high value='2007-03-05T1200' inclusive='True'/>
      </phase>
      <period value='1' unit='d'/>
    </comp>
    <comp xsi:type='PIVLS_TS' operator='I'>
      <phase>
        <low value='2007-03-05T1800' inclusive='True'/>
        <high value='2007-03-05T1800' inclusive='True'/>
      </phase>
      <period value='1' unit='d'/>
    </comp>
  </comp>
  <comp xsi:type='SXCM_TS' operator='A'>
    <comp xsi:type='IVLS_TS'>
      <low value='2004-03-29T0000' inclusive='True'/>
      <high value='2004-04-08T0000' inclusive='True'/>
    </comp>
  </comp>
</effective_time>

Provenance: Effective Timing Tool Created By: Rob Landry, Todd Kinnee, Mike Cleghorn

UML ITS Equivalents

<! To indicate Two times a day at institution specified time, at 0800 and 1600, on Sunday and Thursday between 29th March and 8th April 2004>
 <effective_time>
   <part type="I">
      <period>
        <phase lowClosed="true" highClosed="true">
          <low value="200107010800"/>
          <high value="200107010800"/>
        </phase>
        <period value="1" unit="wk"/>
      </period>
    </part>
    <part type="I">
      <period>
        <phase lowClosed="true" highClosed="true">
          <low value="200107011600"/>
          <high value="200107011600"/>
        </phase>
        <period value="1" unit="wk"/>
      </period>
    </part>
    <part operator="I">
      <period>
        <phase lowClosed="true" highClosed="true">
          <low value="200111010800"/>
          <high value="200111010800"/>
        </phase>
        <period value="1" unit="wk"/>
      </period>
    </part>
    <part operator="I">
      <period>
        <phase lowClosed="true" highClosed="true">
          <low value="200111011600"/>
          <high value="200111011600"/>
        </phase>
        <period value="1" unit="wk"/>
      </period>
    </part>
    <part operator="A">
      <interval lowClosed="true" highClosed="true">
        <low value="200403290000"/>
        <high value="200404080000"/>
      </interval>
    </part>
 </effective_time>

 <! To indicate every 6 hours at 00:00, 06:00, 12:00 and 18:00 between March 29 and April 8, 2004
 <effective_time>
   <part>
     <period>
       <phase lowClosed="true" highClosed="true">
         <low value='200703050000' inclusive='True'/>
         <high value='200703050000' inclusive='True'/>
       </phase>
     <period value='1' unit='d'/>
     </period>
   </part>
   <part type="I">
     <period>
       <phase lowClosed="true" highClosed="true">
         <low value='200703050600' inclusive='True'/>
         <high value='200703050600' inclusive='True'/>
       </phase>
       <period value='1' unit='d'/>
     </period>
   </part>
   <part type="I">
     <period>
       <phase lowClosed="true" highClosed="true">
         <low value='200703051200' inclusive='True'/>
         <high value='200703051200' inclusive='True'/>
       </phase>
       <period value='1' unit='d'/>
     </period>
   </part>
   <part type="I">
     <period>
       <phase lowClosed="true" highClosed="true">
         <low value='200703051800' inclusive='True'/>
         <high value='200703051800' inclusive='True'/>
       </phase>
       <period value='1' unit='d'/>
     </period>
   </part>
  <part type='A'>
    <interval lowClosed="true" highClosed="true">
      <low value='200403290000'/>
      <high value='200404080000'/>
    </interval>
  </comp>
</effective_time>


Comparison Notes

GTS is a little reworked - the principles are the same, but there is less reliance on xsi:type (following the feedback from implementor experience regarding the use of xsi:type - only when it has to be used).

Retrieved from "https://wiki.hl7.org/w/index.php?title=Datatype_Examples_Collection_area&oldid=11773"