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Name	Kind	Description
sample_count	attribute	Optional count of original samples to which this event corresponds.
scheme	operation	A distributed information "space" in which information objects exist. The scheme simultaneously specifies an information space and a mechanism for accessing objects in that space. For example if scheme = "ftp", it identifies the information space in which all ftpable objects exist, and also the application - ftp - which can be used to access them. Values may include: "ftp", "telnet", "mailto", "gopher" and many others. Refer to WWW URI RFC for a full list. New information spaces can be accommodated within the URI specification.
scheme	operation	The name of the access control scheme in use; corresponds to the concrete instance of the settings attribute.
scheme	attribute	Name of the scheme to which this identifier conforms. Ideally this name will be recognisable globally but realistically it may be a local ad hoc scheme whose name is not controlled or standardised in any way.
second_validity	attribute	Validity of second in constrained time.
second_validity	attribute	Validity of second in constrained time.
seconds_allowed	attribute	True if seconds are allowed in the constrained Duration.
SECTION	class	Represents a heading in a heading structure, or section tree . Created according to archetyped structures for typical headings such as SOAP, physical examination, but also pathology result heading structures. Should not be used instead of ENTRY hierarchical structures.
security	package	The Security Information Model defines the semantics of access control and privacy setting for information in the EHR
setting	attribute	The setting in which the clinical session took place. Coded using the openEHR Terminology, setting group.
settings	attribute	Access control settings for the EHR. Instance is a subtype of the type ACCESS_CONTROL_SETTINGS, allowing for the use of different access control schemes.
short_concept_name	operation	The short concept name of the archetype extracted from the archetype_id.
signature	attribute	OpenPGP digital signature or digest of content committed in this Version.
size	operation	Original size in bytes of unencoded encapsulated data. I.e. encodings such as base64, hexadecimal etc. do not change the value of this attribute.
size	operation	Original size in bytes of unencoded encapsulated data. I.e. encodings such as base64, hexadecimal etc do not change the value of this attribute.
size	operation	Size in bytes of value.
slot_owner	relation
slot_specs	relation
sm	package
source	attribute
source	operation
source	attribute
specialisation	operation	Name of specialisation of concept, if this archetype is a specialisation of another archetype, e.g. cholesterol .
specialisation_depth	operation	Specialisation depth of this archetype; larger than 0 if this archetype has a parent. Derived from ontology.specialisation_depth.
specialisation_depth	attribute
start_time	attribute	Start time of the clinical session or other kind of event during which a provider performs a service of any kind for the patient.
STATE	class	Abstract definition of one state in a state machine.
STATE	artifact
state	attribute	Optional state data for this event.
state	attribute	Optional recording of the state of subject of this observation during the observation process, in the form of a separate history of values which may be of any complexity. State may also be recorded within the History of the data attribute.
STATE_MACHINE	class	Definition of a state machine in terms of states, transition events and outputs, and next states.
STATE_MACHINE	artifact
states	relation
string_expression	attribute	String form of expression, in case an expression evaluator taking String expressions is used for evaluation.
subject	attribute	The subject of this EHR. The external_ref attribute can be used to contain a direct reference to the subject in a demographic or identity service. Alternatively, the association between patients and their records may be done elsewhere for security reasons.
subject	attribute	Id of human subject of this ENTRY, e.g.: * organ donor * foetus * a family member * another clinically relevant person.
subject	attribute	Identifiers for subject of the received information item.
subject_is_self	operation	Returns True if this Entry is about the subject of the EHR, in which case the subject attribute is of type PARTY_SELF.
subtract	operation	Result of subtracting a differential amount from this quantity.
subtract	operation	Subtract a time period from this date.
subtract	operation	Subtract a time period from this date_time.
subtract	operation	Subtract a duration from this time.
summary	relation	Optional summary data expressing e.g. text or image which summarises entire History.
support	package	The rm.support package describes the most basic concepts, required by all other packages, and is comprised of the Definitions, Identification, Terminology and Measurement packages. The semantics defined in these packages allow all other models to use identifiers and to have access to knowledge services like terminology and other reference data. The support package includes the special package assumed_types, describing what basic types are assumed by openEHR in external type systems; this package is a guide for integrating openEHR models proper into the type systems of implementation technologies.
support_packages_cv	class view
support_packages_OVERVIEW	class diagram	Overview of the classes included in the Support package of the openEHR Reference Model.
symbol	attribute	Coded textual representation of this value in the enumeration, which may be strings made from + symbols, or other enumerations of terms such as mild , moderate , severe , or even the same number series as the values, e.g. 1 , 2 , 3 . Codes come from archetype.
system_id	attribute	Identity of the system where the change was committed. Ideally this is a machine- and human-processable identifier, but it may not be.
system_id	attribute	The id of the EHR system on which this EHR was created.
system_id	attribute	Identifier of the system which handled the information item.