Dear Sam,
I would like to see purpose, use, misuse and life-cycle on the first screen.
Maybe:
Purpose, Use, Misuse on the left side and Specialisation, Authorship lifecycle
and Subject of data (I have never really seen this in use?) on the right side.
If you don't want to, then I would simply leave the description tab where it is
now, I believe the entry model should be second.
The lifecycle/publication status is not very clear to me to be used
consistently: Submitted (to whom?), Candidate (for what?) etc.
I believe this will become clear over time, once the process for the
development itself is clearer.
Regards
Sebastian
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From: Dipak Kalra [mailto:d.kalra at chime.ucl.ac.uk]
Sent: Tuesday, 12 December 2006 4:13 AM
To: For openEHR clinical discussions
Subject: Re: Possible change request for Ocean Archetype Editor
Dear Sam,
I personally feel that the publication status is not obvious enough to
be well-used, and would suggest that this goes onto the front screen.
I have a less strong view about the other descriptive information being
moved, since the tab for it is clearly visible at all times, but the feedback I
have had recently suggests that a clear description of the purpose/use is a
headline item that might also be nice on the first screen. However, I could
understand if you would not wish to separate this from the other descriptive
information (misuse, evidence etc.).
With best wishes,
Dipak
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