Class ENTRY

The abstract parent of all ENTRY subtypes. An ENTRY is the root of a logical item
of hard clinical information created in the clinical statement context, within a
clinical session. There can be numerous such contexts in a clinical session.
Observations and other Entry types only ever document information captured/created
in the event documented by the enclosing Composition.
An ENTRY is also the minimal unit of information any query should return, since a
whole ENTRY (including subparts) records spatial structure, timing information,
and contextual information, as well as the subject and generator of the information.

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Directly inherited by : ADMIN_ENTRY CARE_ENTRY

Artifact : ENTRY

Attribut language

Mandatory indicator of the localised language in which this Entry is written.
Coded from openEHR Code Set languages .

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Attribut encoding

Name of character set in which text values in this Entry are encoded.
Coded from openEHR Code Set character sets .

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Attribut subject

Id of human subject of this ENTRY, e.g.:
* organ donor
* foetus
* a family member
* another clinically relevant person.

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Attribut provider

Optional identification of provider of the information in this ENTRY,
which might be:
* the patient
* a patient agent, e.g. parent, guardian
* the clinician
* a device or software

Generally only used when the recorder needs to make it explicit. Otherwise,
Composition composer and other participants are assumed.

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Attribut other_participation

Other participations at ENTRY level.

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Attribut workflow_id

Identifier of externally held workflow engine data for this workflow execution,
for this subject of care.

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Operation subject_is_self

Returns True if this Entry is about the subject of the EHR, in which
case the subject attribute is of type PARTY_SELF.

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All public operations : concept , is_archetype_root , item_at_path , items_at_path , parent , path_exists , path_of_item , path_unique , subject_is_self