F

Name	Kind	Description
false_valid	attribute	True if the value False is allowed.
FEEDER_AUDIT	class	The FEEDER_AUDIT class defines the semantics of an audit trail which is constructed to describe the origin of data that have been transformed into openEHR form and committed to the system.
FEEDER_AUDIT	artifact
feeder_audit	relation	Audit trail from non-openEHR system of original commit of information forming the content of this node, or from a conversion gateway which has synthesised this node.
FEEDER_AUDIT_DETAILS	class	Audit details for any system in a feeder system chain. Audit details here means the general notion of who/where/when the information item to which the audit is attached was created. None of the attributes is defined as mandatory, however, in different scenarios, various combinations of attributes will usually be mandatory. This can be controlled by specifying feeder audit details in legacy archetypes.
FEEDER_AUDIT_DETAILS	artifact
feeder_system_audit	relation	Any audit information for the information item from the feeder system, if different from the originating system.
feeder_system_item_ids	attribute	Identifiers used for the item in the feeder system, where the feeder system is distinct from the originating system.
fillers	relation
FOLDER	class	The concept of a named folder.
FOLDER	artifact
folders	relation	Sub-folders of this FOLDER.
formalism	attribute	name of the formalism, e.g. GLIF 1.0 , Proforma etc.
formatting	attribute	A format string of the form name:value; name:value... , e.g. "font-weight : bold; font-family : Arial; font-size : 12pt;". Values taken from W3C CSS2 properties lists back-ground and font .
fractional_seconds_allowed	attribute	True if fractional seconds are allowed in the constrained Duration.
fragment_id	operation	A part of, a fragment or a sub-function within an object. Allows references to sub-parts of objects, such as a certain line and character position in a text object. The syntax and semantics are defined by the application responsible for the object.
function	attribute	The function of the Party in this participation (note that a given party might participate in more than one way in a particular activity). This attribute should be coded, but cannot be limited to the HL7v3:ParticipationFunction vocabulary, since it is too limited and hospital-oriented.