Op 22-mei-2007, om 2:28 heeft Thomas Beale het volgende geschreven: > Stef Verlinden wrote: >> Thanks for your clear explanation but it doesn't provide the clue I'm >> looking for. Since I lack a most of the technical background I can >> only approach it from a clinical point of view. >> > Andrew Patterson's understanding is correct - usually you only > archetype > the offset, since you never know in advance the actual start time > of the > History - e.g. when the first BP sample is made Not in advance but the moment you 'make' the first BP sample you (could) know exactly when that occurred.
> , or when birth occurs > (the origin point for Apgar scores) etc >> My question is: Where/how do I register the data and time of an event >> that took place. >> So let's say that at this moment (May 18 2007 @10hrs10min) I want to >> register an event that took place last night (May 17 2007 >> @23hrs53min). >> How/where in the AT can I create a data entry field for this (if >> that's necessary at all) and how would this look like in a data entry >> template html page >> > Stef, you don't do this in archetypes or templates, since both of > these > artifacts are used as a kind of standardised model of data (and data > capture), not a data instance. In the run time system, when archetypes > and templates are used at point of data entry, the times will be > (should > be) filled in by the software.... This part I still don't understand. So you're saying that you don't record the actual date/time of measurement but only the data entry date/time, the latter being provided by the software. What if an event is entered at a later point of time and it's necessary to know the actual time of measurement? Stef > > hope this helps. > > - thomas > > > _______________________________________________ > openEHR-clinical mailing list > openEHR-clinical at openehr.org > http://lists.chime.ucl.ac.uk/mailman/listinfo/openehr-clinical
