Release 1.0.2
The openEHR Archetype Model
Archetype Object Model
Editors: T Bealea Revision: 2.0.2 Pages: 54 Date of issue: 20 Nov 2008 Status: STABLE
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Keywords: EHR, ADL, health records, archetypes, constraints EHR Extract EHR Demographic Integration Composition Security Common Data Types Support Template OM openEHR Archetype Profile Archetype OM ADL
Data Structures
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