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From Rx alignment sheet (posted to list 27th July) | From Rx alignment sheet (posted to list 27th July) | ||
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+ | Product relationship to Supply Act should be relaxed in CS. It is currently mandatory in CS, but not in RX. | ||
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+ | It is mandatory in CS since supply has to supply something. But product can also be on the organizer instead. | ||
+ | Seems ok to relax to optional 0..*, with note to say need a product somewhere in the associated classes. | ||
Revision as of 17:28, 13 September 2012
Back to Clinical Statement Change Requests page.
Submitted by: Rik Smithies | Revision date: <<Revision Date>> |
Submitted date: 11-Sep-12 | Change request ID: CSCR-111 |
Issue
From Rx alignment sheet (posted to list 27th July)
Product relationship to Supply Act should be relaxed in CS. It is currently mandatory in CS, but not in RX.
It is mandatory in CS since supply has to supply something. But product can also be on the organizer instead. Seems ok to relax to optional 0..*, with note to say need a product somewhere in the associated classes.
Recommendation
- todo
Rationale
Discussion
Recommended Action Items
Resolution
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