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What we call the CIMI Logical Model consists of two parts: | What we call the CIMI Logical Model consists of two parts: | ||
| − | * The CIMI Reference Model. This model defines the structure of the logical model - that is, its classes and the properties of those classes. It can be viewed [http://models.opencimi.org/cimi_doc/ | + | * The CIMI Reference Model. This model defines the structure of the logical model - that is, its classes and the properties of those classes. It can be viewed [http://models.opencimi.org/cimi_doc/ here]. |
| − | * The CIMI Archetypes. Archetypes are constraints on the reference model such as terminology bindings, data type constraints, and cardinality constraints such as making an attribute required in a model. Archetypes can be viewed [http://models.opencimi.org/ | + | * The CIMI Archetypes. Archetypes are constraints on the reference model such as terminology bindings, data type constraints, and cardinality constraints such as making an attribute required in a model. Archetypes can be viewed [http://models.opencimi.org/ here]. |
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Where can I find the model files
CIMI models are maintained on two HL7 CIMI Github Repositories.
Where can I view the models
What we call the CIMI Logical Model consists of two parts:
- The CIMI Reference Model. This model defines the structure of the logical model - that is, its classes and the properties of those classes. It can be viewed here.
- The CIMI Archetypes. Archetypes are constraints on the reference model such as terminology bindings, data type constraints, and cardinality constraints such as making an attribute required in a model. Archetypes can be viewed here.
