Cts2/SourceAndNotation.xml

Logical Model SourceAndNotation

<StructureDefinition xmlns="http://hl7.org/fhir">
  <id value="SourceAndNotation"/>
  <url value="{http://www.omg.org/spec/CTS2/1.1/Core}SourceAndNotation"/>
  <name value="SourceAndNotation"/>
  <display value="CTS2.SourceAndNotation"/>
  <status value="draft"/>
  <publisher value="Generated by Xsd-to-FHIR"/>
  <contact>
    <name value="Visit the Github repository for more information"/>
    <telecom>
      <system value="other"/>
      <value value="https://github.com/cts2/CTS2-to-FHIR"/>
    </telecom>
  </contact>
  <date value="2016-02-08T19:11:02-07:00"/>
  <description value="A description of the source from which the ResourceVersionDescription was derived. When
   possible, SourceAndNotation should include a reference to the actual source document from
   which it was     derived. As an example, if the resource was derived from the W3C Wine
   Ontology, the URI http://www.w3.org/TR/2003/CR-owl-guide-20030818/wine would unambiguously
   name the document. In the cases, however, when a definitive     source document is not
   available, a textual description should be provided, instead, in sourceAndNotationDescription.
   Where possible, the ontology language and ontology syntax should also be provided. In
   the case of     the Wine Ontology above, the ontology language would be http://www.w3.org/2002/07/ow
  l# (OWL) and the syntax would be application/rdf+xml."/>
  <fhirVersion value="1.4.0"/>
  <kind value="logical"/>
  <abstract value="false"/>
  <snapshot>
    <element>
      <path value="SourceAndNotation"/>
      <short value="SourceAndNotation"/>
      <definition value="A description of the source from which the ResourceVersionDescription was derived. When
       possible, SourceAndNotation should include a reference to the actual source document from
       which it was     derived. As an example, if the resource was derived from the W3C Wine
       Ontology, the URI http://www.w3.org/TR/2003/CR-owl-guide-20030818/wine would unambiguously
       name the document. In the cases, however, when a definitive     source document is not
       available, a textual description should be provided, instead, in sourceAndNotationDescription.
       Where possible, the ontology language and ontology syntax should also be provided. In
       the case of     the Wine Ontology above, the ontology language would be http://www.w3.org/2002/07/ow
      l# (OWL) and the syntax would be application/rdf+xml."/>
      <min value="0"/>
      <max value="*"/>
    </element>
    <element>
      <path value="SourceAndNotation.sourceAndNotationDescription"/>
      <name value="sourceAndNotationDescription"/>
      <short value="a textual description of where the specified resource version was derived from"/>
      <definition value="a textual description of where the specified resource version was derived from. This parameter
       must be supplied if a reasonable PersistentURI for the source document is not       available."/>
      <min value="0"/>
      <max value="1"/>
      <type>
        <code value="String"/>
      </type>
    </element>
    <element>
      <path value="SourceAndNotation.sourceDocument"/>
      <name value="sourceDocument"/>
      <short value="a persistent URI that references the document from which the resource version was derived"/>
      <definition value="a persistent URI that references the document from which the resource version was derived.
       This URI may be resolvable to a digital resource or may be the name of a book, publication
       or other external       document."/>
      <min value="0"/>
      <max value="1"/>
      <type>
        <code value="PersistentURI"/>
      </type>
    </element>
    <element>
      <path value="SourceAndNotation.sourceLanguage"/>
      <name value="sourceLanguage"/>
      <short value="the formal language, if any, that the source for the resource version is expressed in"/>
      <definition value="the formal language, if any, that the source for the resource version is expressed in.
       Examples include Common Logic, OWL, OWL-DL, CLAML,       etc."/>
      <min value="0"/>
      <max value="1"/>
      <type>
        <code value="OntologyLanguageReference"/>
      </type>
    </element>
    <element>
      <path value="SourceAndNotation.sourceDocumentSyntax"/>
      <name value="sourceDocumentSyntax"/>
      <short value="the syntax of the source of the resource version, if known"/>
      <definition value="the syntax of the source of the resource version, if known. Examples might include rdf/xml,
       Turtle, Manchester Syntax, CSV, etc."/>
      <min value="0"/>
      <max value="1"/>
      <type>
        <code value="OntologySyntaxReference"/>
      </type>
    </element>
  </snapshot>
</StructureDefinition>