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For other architectures based on HL7 artefacts see [[HL7 Messaging Architecture]] and [[Services Oriented Architecture]].
 
For other architectures based on HL7 artefacts see [[HL7 Messaging Architecture]] and [[Services Oriented Architecture]].
  
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== FAQ ==
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The CDA is created by the [[Structured Documents TC]].
  
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== Links ==
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See also [[CDA for Common Document Types (CDA4CDT)]]
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* See [http://www.hl7.org/documentcenter/public/faq/cda.cfm CDA FAQ] on the hl7.org website for a high level FAQ.
 
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* See [http://www.alschulerassociates.com/cda/ ] for quick start guides related to CDA.
 
  
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=== Why is a document an Act ? ===
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== FAQ ==
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See: [[Why is a document an Act]].
 
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=== CDA R2 using a non-XML ITS ===
 
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*In how far is CDA R2 "abstract"? - In other words: if one were to attempt to apply a different ITS (assuming there was one, e.g. ASN.1 or CORBA), what would the "open issues list" look like?
 
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(CDA R2 Documentation) ''"Specific enhancements to the CDA Schema, above and beyond those defined in the HL7 V3 XML ITS, are described [..] in CDA XML Implementation (§ 6 )."'' Section 6 states: ''"The CDA Narrative Block, which is the XML content model of section.text, is manually crafted, as described above (see Section Narrative Block (§ 4.3.5 ))."''
 
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(Charlie McKay) The way that references between parts of the narrative block and the structured content are done in an XML specific way (reasonably enough because HL7 itself -as an standard- does not have an IIref mechanism agreed yet).  This is the rationale for the schema edit: Add "ID" attribute, of type XML ID, to Section, ObservationMedia, RegionOfInterest
 
  
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If one were to create a different ITS then the current CDA R2 XML schema or the manual tweaks made to them don't actually matter that much, as long as the tweaks didn't introduce new abstract concepts or constraints. One would start from the HMD (or in future: the MIF), additional work would be required (from an abstract point of view) in addition to the HMD to make it work:
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See [[CDA FAQ]] for a FAQ related to CDA models as well as CDA implementation.
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#add the constraints as defined for Narrative Text (in an abstract fashion - strucDoc will hopefully create one at some point in time)
 
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#deal with the IIRef issue in some way
 

Latest revision as of 12:07, 13 December 2008

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For other architectures based on HL7 artefacts see HL7 Messaging Architecture and Services Oriented Architecture.

The CDA is created by the Structured Documents TC.

See also CDA for Common Document Types (CDA4CDT)

FAQ

See CDA FAQ for a FAQ related to CDA models as well as CDA implementation.

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