</documentReference> </derivedFrom> The and are not required in the RPS XML message, classCode moodCode the is fixed to and is fixed to classCode moodCode “ACT” “EVN”. Conditions that apply to the element: documentReference Zero to one elements can be sent for each documentReference contextOfUse. For a contextOfUse.statusCode= active the element is required. documentReference – For a contextOfUse.statusCode= inactive the element should not documentReference – be provided. documentReference.id Element Attribute Cardinality Description Allowed Instructions Examples [1..1] This is a container id element for a reference to a Document. [1..1] Valid UUID This attribute is for a root global unique identifier of the Document being referenced. The is a reference to a document sent in the submission unit or a id@root Business Rules previously submitted submission unit. root Keywords Keywords are code values that indicate a keyword that is used in conjunction with the Context of Use value (i.e., table of content heading) to organize submission contents. The following XML provides an example of how to provide the keyword as a reference on either a Context of Use or Document. The following XML snippet the element: keyword <referencedBy> <keyword> <code code=“IMDRF-Species-4” codeSystem=“2.16.840.1.113883.3.989.2”/> </keyword> </referencedBy>
</documentReference> </derivedFrom> The classCode and moodCode are not required in the RPS XML message, the classCode is fixed to “ACT” and moodCode is fixed to “EVN”. Conditions that apply to the documentReference element: Zero to one documentReference elements can be sent for each contextOfUse. For a contextOfUse.statusCode= active – the documentReference element is required. For a contextOfUse.statusCode= inactive – the documentReference element should not be provided. documentReference.id Element Attribute Cardinality Allowed Examples Description Instructions id [1..1] This is a container element for a reference to a Document. root [1..1] Valid UUID This attribute is for a global unique identifier of the Document being referenced. Business Rules The id@root is a reference to a document sent in the submission unit or a previously submitted submission unit. root Keywords Keywords are code values that indicate a keyword that is used in conjunction with the Context of Use value (i.e., table of content heading) to organize submission contents. The following XML provides an example of how to provide the keyword as a reference on either a Context of Use or Document. The following XML snippet the keyword element: <referencedBy> <keyword> <code code=“IMDRF-Species-4” codeSystem=“2.16.840.1.113883.3.989.2”/> </keyword> </referencedBy>
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