= openEHR XML-schemas - Release 1.0.1 =
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== 概要 ==
Overview

このページからopenEHRの参照モデル(RM; Refference Model)とアーキタイプモデル(AM; Archetype Model)に対応するW3C XMLスキーマにアクセスできる。

This page provides access to the W3C XML schemas for the openEHR Reference Model (RM) and Archetype Model (AM).

== 安定版スキーマ ==

参照モデルに対応して分割されたスキーマが以下のように作成されている。

For the RM, separate schemas have been created, as follows:

 * 基本タイプ - rm.data_typesとrm.support.identificationパッケージにあるタイプ。([http://svn.openehr.org/specification/TAGS/Release-1.0.1/ITS/XML-schema/BaseTypes.xsd xsd]ファイル)

 * Basic types - types from rm.data_types and rm.support.identification packages. (xsd file)
 * Structure - types from rm.data_structures and rm.common.generic packages. (xsd file)
 * Resource - types from the rm.common.resource package (xsd file)
 * Content - item, Section, Entry and all subtypes. (xsd file)
 * Composition - rm.composition. (xsd file)
 * Version - the Version classes from rm.common.change_control (xsd file)

For the AM, two schemas are provided:

 * Archetype - types from the Archetype Object Model (AOM) (xsd file)
 * OpenehrProfile - types from the openEHR Archetype Profile package (xsd file)

Schemas in Development
Two further schemas are in the draft stage, and are under active development:

 * Extract - types from rm.extract package (xsd file)
 * Template - (coming soon)

Transformation Rules
The following mapping rules were used in order to create the schema from the reference model.
Basic type mappings
The basic types utilise the internal XML simpleTypes in accordance with the assumed types section in the Support IM.  Some changes have been made to the reference model to accommodate these standards.
Reference model type
	
XML Schema complexType

{{{
DV_DATE_TIME 	value is of type Iso8601DateTime, a restriction of xs:string, matching regular expression
\d{4}((0[1-9]|1[0-2])((0[1-9]|[12]\d|3[01])(T?([01]\d|2[0-3])([0-5]\d([0-5]\d([,.]\d+)?)?)?(Z|([+\-]((0\d)|(1[0-2]))(00|30)?))?)?)?)?|
\d{4}(\-(0[1-9]|1[0-2])(\-(0[1-9]|[12]\d|3[01])(T([01]\d|2[0-3])(:[0-5]\d(:[0-5]\d([,.]\d+)?)?)?(Z|([+\-]((0\d)|(1[0-2]))(:(00|30))?))?)?)?)?
DV_DATE 	value is of type Iso8601Date, a restriction of xs:string, matching regular expression
\d{4}((((0[1-9])|(1[0-2]))((0[1-9])|([12]\d)|(3[01]))?)?
|(\-(((0[1-9])|(1[0-2]))(\-((0[1-9])|([12]\d)|(3[01])))?)?)?)
DV_TIME 	value is of type Iso8601Time, a restriction of xs:string, matching regular expression
([01]\d|2[0-3])([0-5]\d([0-5]\d([,.]\d+)?)?)?(Z|([+\-]((0\d)|(1[0-2]))(00|30)?))?|
([01]\d|2[0-3])(:[0-5]\d(:[0-5]\d([,.]\d+)?)?)?(Z|([+\-]((0\d)|(1[0-2]))(:(00|30))?))?
DV_DURATION 	value is of type DV_Iso8601Duration, a restriction of xs:string, matching regular expression
P(\d+Y)?(\d+M)?(\d+W)?(\d+D)?(T(\d+H)?(\d+M)?(\d+(\.\d+)?S)?)?
}}}

Generic types
The openEHR reference model makes use of generic types - including DV_INTERVAL<T> (Data types IM) and VERSION<T> (Common IM) for example. As generic types are now available in C# and Java this is warranted for implementation specifications. Generic types are not available in XML Schema, so specific types prefixed with 'XS_' have been created to provide the same constraints.
Reference model type
	
XML Schema complexType
Interval<Integer> 	IntervalOfInteger (BaseTypes.xsd)
Interval<Real> 	IntervalOfReal (BaseTypes.xsd)
Interval<Date> 	IntervalOfDate (BaseTypes.xsd)
Interval<Time> 	IntervalOfTime (BaseTypes.xsd)
Interval<DateTime> 	IntervalOfDateTime (BaseTypes.xsd)
Interval<Duration> 	IntervalOfDuration (BaseTypes.xsd)
DV_INTERVAL<DV_ORDERED> 	only one type is used, namely DV_INTERVAL, with lower and upper of type DV_ORDERED. Software implementations
of the relevant generic types (DV_INTERVAL<DV_DATE> etc) are expected to implement further typing sensibly.
(BaseTypes.xsd)
VERSION<T> 	only one type is used, namely VERSION. The subtype ORIGINAL_VERSION has its data attribute of type LOCATABLE
(Version.xsd)

Multiple Inheritance
There are a couple of places where multiple inheritance occurs in the openEHR reference model. In all cases, only one inheritance branch corresponds to subtyping in the substitutability (i.e. 'is-a') sense; the other branches are always 'facility'  or 'mix-in' inheritance. In the RM, classes inheriting in this way include rm.data_types.quantity.DV_INTERVAL and the rm.data_types.quantity.date_time classes. The latter inherit only interface, which has no visibility in XML-schema. For the former, the inheritance of Interval<T> by DV_INTERVAL<T> is done in the schema simply by direct inclusion, since the other branch of inheritance (of DATA_VALUE) is the one which must be visible to schema processing.
Non-included classes and attributes
The following RM classes are not included in the schema, as they are not needed in the data view: UID, UUID, INTERNET_ID, ISO_OID, and VERSION_TREE_ID. 
UID and its subtypes are not needed because OBJECT_ID has a value attribute of type string and its subtypes have a function that return a UID.
Added attributes
None in the current release.
Conditional Rules
In instance data, LOCATABLE.archetype_details (of type ARCHETYPED) is only included when template_id exists, since the archetype_id attribute from ARCHETYPED is included by default as the value of LOCATABLE.archetype_node_id on archetype root-point LOCATABLE instances (top of a SECTION structure, OBSERVATION structure etc).
XML Attributes and Elements
XML attributes are not used with the exception of the LOCATABLE.archetype_node_id RM attribute, which is, from the point of view of RM classes, true meta-data. Making it an attribute allows archetype paths to be easily mapped to Xpaths.
Acknowledgements
This work was carried out for the openEHR Foundation  by Ocean Informatics. Many thanks to Dr Chunlan Ma, Heath Frankel and Lisa Thurston for maintaining the openEHR schemas. Thanks to the many people in the community including Mattias Forss and Andrew Patterson, who have provided feedback and improved them $LastChangedDate: 2006-02-15 05:57:48 +0930 (Wed, 15 Feb 2006) $   $LastChangedRevision$