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Latest revision as of 15:32, 9 June 2010
This page is a placeholder until such time as official content can be approved by the Vocabulary committee
- Code systems should not use Homonymy (i.e. each code string should correspond to only one concept)
- When a code has been retired it must not ever be re-used for a different concept
- Concepts must retain their core meaning throughout all versions of a code system
