OwS Introduction: A First Example
Version vom 29. Dezember 2016, 14:47 Uhr von Caumanns (Diskussion | Beiträge)
Below a first and very simple example is given how an OwS terminology definition looks like. The medium colum of the table below shows the text as it appears in the MS Word document. The left column shows the style sheets for formatting each of the paragraphs of the text. The right colum gives some short comment on how the OwS interpreter acts on the paragraph.
| Style Sheet | Text | Comment | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OwS | #heading 1 codesystem .Name ( .URI ) | Direct the OwS interpreter to consider all level-1-headings as code system definitons. | ||
| OwS | #heading 2-3 concept .Name ( .Designation[Language=de] ) | Direct the OwS interpreter to consider all level-2 and level-3-headings as a hierarchy of concept definitons. The headline provides the Name and German translation of the concept. | ||
| Überschrift 1 | Body Parts (http://sample.com/bodyparts) | A codesystem named "Body Parts" is defined. | ||
| OwS.Description | This terminology provides concepts for the parts of the body. | The description of the code system. The formatting of the style sheet OwS.Description can be defined by the document author. | ||
| Überschrift 2 | organs (Organe) | A concept "organs" is defined within the codesystem "Body Parts" | ||
| Überschrift 3 | heart (Herz) | A concept "heart" is defined as a subconcept to "organs" | ||
| OwS.Definition | The heart pumps blood through the body. | A description is assigned to the concept "heart" | ||
| Überschrift 3 | kidney (Niere) | A concept "kidney" is defined as a subconcept to "organs" | ||
| Überschrift 2 | extremities (Extremitäten) | A concept "extremity" is defined within the codesystem "Body Parts" | ||
| Überschrift 3 | arm (Arm) | A concept "arm" is defined as a subconcept to "extremity" | ||
| Überschrift 3 | leg (Bein) | A concept "leg" is defined as a subconcept to "extremity" |
The FHIR XML code generated from this example can be found here
