thanks for the answers!
i do not how to build an archetype but i am willing to learn.
i am a linux user and already downloaded a java based archetype editor found in 
openehr site. 
please guide me and i will follow!
 
Regards Eugenios


From: heather.leslie at oceaninformatics.comTo: 
[email protected]: RE: Pulmonary function TestsDate: Thu, 29 
Nov 2007 11:20:39 +0100






Hi Evgenios, 
 
I?d be happy to work with you on the archetyping side of things ? although 
respiratory function tests are not part of my immediate area of expertise and 
will rely on you (and interested others) for the content of the archetypes.
 
Regards
 
Heather
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From: openehr-clinical-bounces at openehr.org 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Sam HeardSent: 
Wednesday, 28 November 2007 10:33 PMTo: For openEHR clinical 
discussionsSubject: Re: Pulmonary function Tests
 
Hi EvgeniosIt would be very good if you would take this on. The observations 
will be in an observation class - we need to consider what the implications are 
of one or more archetypes to cover the area. It would be good if you considered 
spirometry first but probably include a peak flow meter as well (ie describe 
the device if nec in the protocol).It is probably important that you look at 
the HISTORY class and the ability to get maximums and minimums through this 
path rather than as data points. Peak flow is a maximum but over one 
respiratory cycle so probably should be a point measurement (much as systolic 
is in BP).You can start with the Ocean Editor or Linkoping one and have a go at 
an observation. We have a group who will review it and soon we will have a 
library and controlled environment for the archetypes.Cheers, SamEvgenios 
Metaxas wrote: Hi!I am an intern in respiratory medicine in Athens-Greece. I've 
seen the list of archetypes and i did not see one about pulmonary function 
tests (spirometry). Is an archetype about it going on? If not how can i help? 
thanks! 
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