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41 Effective time of MTP/PRE items can be inclusive or exclusive Closed Normal Change Request 2021-06-08 14:09:38 Oliver Egger
 
Change Request Effective time of MTP/PRE items can be inclusive or exclusive
Id chdachpharm-issue-41
Status Closed
Priority Normal
Last Tracking 2021-06-08 14:09:38  by  Annatina Foppa
Current Assignee Oliver Egger
    
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Tracking Closed 2021-06-08 14:09:38 : Tracking by Annatina Foppa
Description
changes are not needed, since cuerent state poses no problem on implementation and default setting is inclusive already (as in FHIR)
Tracking Open 2021-05-12 18:17:08 : Tracking by Oliver Egger
Description
Quentin: IVL_TS.CH.TZ was created by Tony if I remember correctly and I think you need to contact directly Kai that changes can applied to that type.
Assignment 2021-05-11 11:33:59 : Assigned To Oliver Egger by Quentin Ligier
Tracking Open 2021-05-11 11:33:28 : Tracking by Quentin Ligier
Description
Oliver: Do you know if we can modify the IVL_TS.CH.TZ datatype? Who's in charge of it (eHealthSuisse, HL7 Switzerland)?
We could either set the low and high childs to TS.CH.TZ (already existing) or to IVXB_TS.CH.TZ (needs to be created).
Tracking Open 2021-05-05 18:05:27 : Tracking by Quentin Ligier
Description
In fact, the actual intent seems to forbid it, but there is a datatype inconsistency. In the template, the effective time is an  IVL_TS.CH.TZ and the low/high are  TS.CH.TZ  (where @inclusive is not authorized). But in the definition of IVL_TS.CH.TZ , low/high are IVXB TS , which is incompatible with TS.CH.TZ .
Assignment 2021-05-05 17:39:10 : Assigned To Annatina Foppa by Quentin Ligier
Tracking Open 2021-05-05 17:39:09 : Tracking by Quentin Ligier
Description
The effective time of MTP and PRE items can be specified in both inclusive and exclusive forms (see IVXB TS  data type). By defaults, the limits are inclusive ; in FHIR, they're always inclusive.
We could forbid the use of the @inclusive attribute to prevent exclusive limits, whose support is probably error-prone.
    
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