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| − | + | The HL7 Reference Information Model (RIM) is the foundation from which all SAIF logical and implementable information models SHALL be derived. It serves to unify the information content of HL7 V3 standards, affording more consistent representation of models and simpler implementation of models from multiple topics. The RIM SHALL be bound to formally-approved [[Abstract Data Types Artifact Definition|Data Types]] and [[Vocabulary Model Artifact Definition|Vocabulary Models]]. | |
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| + | :The HL7 Reference Information Model is managed under the ANSI "continuous maintenance" process, currently (April, 2011) as '''''HL7 Version 3 Standard: Reference Information Model, Release 4 [HL7 V3 RIM, R4]''''' | ||
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Revision as of 15:50, 4 April 2011
Contents
- 1 Reference Information Model (RIM)
- 1.1 Definition and Purpose
- 1.2 SAIF Matrix Location
- 1.3 Audience
- 1.4 Applicability
- 1.5 Requirements
- 1.6 Relationships and traceability
- 1.7 Artifact Technology
- 1.8 Content Constraints
- 1.9 Content Guidelines
- 1.10 Publishing Representation(s)
- 1.11 Publishing Constraints
- 1.12 Tooling Considerations
- 1.13 Development Process Considerations
- 1.14 Issues
Reference Information Model (RIM)
Definition and Purpose
The HL7 Reference Information Model (RIM) is the foundation from which all SAIF logical and implementable information models SHALL be derived. It serves to unify the information content of HL7 V3 standards, affording more consistent representation of models and simpler implementation of models from multiple topics. The RIM SHALL be bound to formally-approved Data Types and Vocabulary Models.
- The HL7 Reference Information Model is managed under the ANSI "continuous maintenance" process, currently (April, 2011) as HL7 Version 3 Standard: Reference Information Model, Release 4 [HL7 V3 RIM, R4]
SAIF Matrix Location
Row(s)
- Logical (PIM)
- Implementable (PSM) (RIMBAA)
Column(s)
- Information
Audience
Text
Applicability
Text
Rationale: More text
Requirements
- Some requirement
- RationaleSome reason
- Some other requirement
- RationaleSome other reason
Relationships and traceability
- Some relationship
- Rationale: Reason for relationship
- Some other relationship
- Rationale: Reason for other relationship
Artifact Technology
Text here
Rationale
- Some reason
- Some other reason
Alternatives
Some technology
- Some pro or con
- Some other pro or con
Content Constraints
- Some rule
- Rationale: Some reason
- Some other rule
- Rationale: Some other reason
Content Guidelines
- Some rule
- Rationale: Some reason
- Some other rule
- Rationale: Some other reason
Publishing Representation(s)
- Some text
- Rationale: Some rationale
- Some other text
- Rationale: Some other rationale
Publishing Constraints
- Some rule
- Rationale: Some reason
- Some other rule
- Rationale: Some other reason
Tooling Considerations
- Nice-to-have|Required: Some feature
- Rationale: Some rationale
- Nice-to-have|Required: Some other feature
- Rationale: Some other rationale
Development Process Considerations
- Some text
- Rationale: Some rationale
- Some other text
- Rationale: Some other rationale
Issues
- Some issue
- Some other issue
