specifications-ITS-XML

XML schema for use with openEHR systems and tools. See development baseline of current specifications.

Releases and IM Versions

Note	These schemas are in TRIAL state and subject to change. An older STABLE release of openEHR XML schema can be still found at Release-1.0.2.

In order to signal and to avoid breaking changes introduced by a number of ITS JIRA issues, as well as by restructure of this repository, the new release is a major version, tagged as Release-2.0.0. Simultaneously, the internal namespace used in the schemas is also changed to http://schemas.openehr.org/v2.

The repository is structured as follows:

/examples                # XML examples
/components
    /AM                  # schemas for AM component
        /latest          # schemas for development version of AM
        /Release-1.4     # schemas for Release-1.4 of AM and OPT
    /OET                 # schemas for OET Template
        /latest          # schemas for development version of OET
        /Release-1.0.1   # schemas for Release-1.0.1 of OET
    /BASE                # schemas for BASE component
        /latest          # schemas for development version of BASE
        /Release-1.0.2   # schemas for Release-1.0.2 of BASE
        /Release-1.0.3   # schemas for Release-1.0.3 of BASE
        /Release-1.0.4   # schemas for Release-1.0.4 of BASE
        /Release-1.1.0   # schemas for Release-1.1.0 of BASE
        /Release-1.2.0   # schemas for Release-1.2.0 of BASE
    /QUERY               # schemas for QUERY component
        /latest          # schemas for development version of QUERY
    /RM                  # schemas for RM component
        /latest          # schemas for development version of RM
        /Release-1.0.2   # schemas for Release-1.0.2 of RM
        /Release-1.0.3   # schemas for Release-1.0.3 of RM
        /Release-1.0.4   # schemas for Release-1.0.4 of RM
        /Release-1.1.0   # schemas for Release-1.1.0 of RM

Acknowledgements

Most of XML Schema files were initially authored by Ocean Health Systems. Further developments were made thanks to contributions of several openEHR members, CaboLabs, Code24, DIPS and Better (Marand).