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Admin at 15:58, 21 May 2016

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Mligtvoet: added definition for dataset

2014-06-26T12:27:52Z

added definition for dataset

Admin at 13:56, 26 February 2014

2014-02-26T13:56:24Z

Mligtvoet: spelling

2014-02-11T15:00:34Z

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 | valign="top" | Datum+Zeit
 |Represents an absolute point in time, specified to the second. Semantics defined by ISO 8601. Used for recording a precise point in real world time, e.g. the exact date and time of the birth of a baby, and for approximate time stamps, e.g. the origin of an history observation which is only partially known.
 |-
 | bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="complex" | '''complex'''

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 | valign="top" |ordinaal
 | valign="top" |Ordinal
-|Models rankings and scores, e.g. pain, Apgar values, etc, where there is a) implied ordering, b) no implication that the distance between each value is con- stant, and c) the total number of values is finite. Note that although the term ‘ordinal’ in mathematics means natural numbers only, here any integer is allowed, since negative and zero values are often used by medical professionals for values around a neutral point.
+|Models rankings and scores, e.g. pain, Apgar values, etc, where there is a) implied ordering, b) no implication that the distance between each value is constant, and c) the total number of values is finite. Note that although the term ‘ordinal’ in mathematics means natural numbers only, here any integer is allowed, since negative and zero values are often used by medical professionals for values around a neutral point.<br/>
 Examples of sets of ordinal values:
 <ul>

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 | valign="top" |code
 | valign="top" |Code
-| A system of valid symbols that substitute for specified concepts e.g. alpha, numeric, symbols and/or combinations, usually defined by a formal reference to a terminology or ontology, but may also be defined by the provision of text
+| A system of valid symbols/codes, that substitute for specified concepts e.g. alpha, numeric, symbols and/or combinations, usually defined by a formal reference to a terminology or ontology, but may also be defined by the provision of text. Typically a symbol/code is expressed with a value for code, an identifier for the terminology or ontology it belongs to and at least one textual representation (display name).
 |-
 | bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="ordinal" | '''ordinal'''

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 </ul>
 |-
-| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" | '''code'''
+| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="code" | '''code'''
 | valign="top" |code
 | valign="top" |Code
 | A system of valid symbols that substitute for specified concepts e.g. alpha, numeric, symbols and/or combinations, usually defined by a formal reference to a terminology or ontology, but may also be defined by the provision of text
 |-
-| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" | '''ordinal'''
+| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="ordinal" | '''ordinal'''
 | valign="top" |ordinaal
 | valign="top" |Ordinal
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 </ul>
 |-
-| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" | '''identifier'''
+| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="identifier" | '''identifier'''
 | valign="top" |identificatie
 | valign="top" |Identifikation
 |Type for representing identifiers of real-world entities. Typical identifiers include drivers licence number, social security number, prescription id, order id, and so on.
 |-
-| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" | '''string'''
+| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="string" | '''string'''
 |valign="top" |string
 |valign="top" |Zeichenkette
 |Any text item, without visual formatting.
 |-
-| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" | '''text'''
+| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="text" | '''text'''
 | valign="top" |string met opmaak
 | valign="top" |Zeichenkette mit Formatierung
 |A text item, which may contain any amount of legal characters arranged as e.g. words, sentences etc. Visual formatting and hyperlinks may be included.
 |-
-| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" | '''date'''
+| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="date" | '''date'''
 | valign="top" | datum
 | valign="top" | Datum
 |Represents an absolute point in time, as measured on the Gregorian calendar, and specified only to the day. Semantics defined by ISO 8601. Used for recording dates in real world time. The partial form is used for approximate birth dates, dates of death, etc.
 |-
-| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" | '''datetime'''
+| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="datetime" | '''datetime'''
 | valign="top" | datum+tijd
 | valign="top" | Datum+Zeit
 |Represents an absolute point in time, specified to the second. Semantics defined by ISO 8601. Used for recording a precise point in real world time, e.g. the exact date and time of the birth of a baby, and for approximate time stamps, e.g. the origin of an history observation which is only partially known.
 |-
-| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" | '''complex'''
+| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="complex" | '''complex'''
 | valign="top" |samengestelde gegevens
 | valign="top" |Sammlung von Daten
 |Non-atomic datatypes which are not explictly further defined in the dataset itself. Example: 'address' or 'person name'. Usually complex types are assumed to be well-known enough not to warrant further decomposition in the dataset itself.
 |-
-| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" | '''decimal'''
+| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="decimal" | '''decimal'''
 | valign="top" |decimaal getal
 | valign="top" |Dezimalzahl
 |Decimal number (rarely used, in most cases a decimal number is actually a quantity).
 |-
-| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" | '''quantity'''
+| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="quantity" | '''quantity'''
 |valign="top" |hoeveelheid
 |valign="top" |Menge
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 </ul>
 |-
-| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" | '''duration'''
+| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="duration" | '''duration'''
 | valign="top" |tijdsduur
 | valign="top" |Dauer
 | Is a quantity, represents a period of time with respect to a notional point in time, which is not specified. A sign may be used to indicate the duration is “backwards” in time rather than forwards.
 |-
-| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" | '''boolean'''
+| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="boolean" | '''boolean'''
 | valign="top" |boolean
 | valign="top" |Boolean
 |Items which are truly boolean data, such as true/false or yes/no answers.
 |-
-| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" | '''blob'''
+| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="blob" | '''blob'''
 | valign="top" |binair
 | valign="top" |Binär
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 </ul>
 |-
-| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" | currency
+| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="currency" | currency
 | valign="top" |valuta
 | valign="top" |Währung
 | Monetary quantities
 |-
-| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" | ratio
+| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="ratio" | ratio
 | valign="top" |ratio
 | valign="top" |Ratio

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 ! align="left" width="5%" | Datatype !! align="left" width="10%" | Nederlands !! align="left" width="10%" | Deutsch !! align="left" width="40%" |Description
 |-
-| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" | '''count'''
+| bgcolor="#eee" valign="top" id="count" | '''count'''
 | valign="top" |aantal
 | valign="top" |Zähler

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 The following datatypes are available (items printed as bold are part of the current DECOR implementation).
-{| class="artdecor"
+{| class="artdecorwiki"
 ! align="left" width="5%" | Datatype !! align="left" width="10%" | Nederlands !! align="left" width="10%" | Deutsch !! align="left" width="40%" |Description
 |-
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 The datatypes can be further restricted using the following datatype facets:
-{| class="artdecor"
+{| class="artdecorwiki"
 ! align="left" width="10%" | Facet !! align="left" width="40%" | Description !! align="left" width="20%" | Example !! align="left" width="30%" | Applies to
 |-
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 |}
 Facet timeStampPrecision takes the following values
-{| class="artdecor"
+{| class="artdecorwiki"
 ! align="left" | timeStampPrecision !! align="left" | value

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−	A DECOR project contains one or more datasets. When there are multiple datasets, they are different versions of the same dataset. It is not recommended to create datasets for different healthcare projects in the same DECOR project.	+	A dataset is a list of (hierarchical) concepts. A DECOR project contains one or more datasets. When there are multiple datasets, they are different versions of the same dataset. It is not recommended to create datasets for different healthcare projects in the same DECOR project.

	A dataset consists of (healthcare) concepts. You can see a DECOR dataset as an hierarchical concept repository. Concepts should be well-defined and can be demonstrated with the following examples:		A dataset consists of (healthcare) concepts. You can see a DECOR dataset as an hierarchical concept repository. Concepts should be well-defined and can be demonstrated with the following examples: