2) To REMOVE data by making it This activity could be reversible. The logical or physical processes. inaccessible to the application. [HL7 EHR data may be recovered. Post-event Options FM] May be done through a change in the Restoration state or through physical Ontological View “Active” Re-activation removal of the entity from memory or Record Management storage. Sub-class: Delete Deprecate Lifecycle Description: As part of trusted record management, this is the record lifecycle event describing when an agent designates data or record content as obsolete, erroneous or untrustworthy in order to warn against its use in the future. Definition: Pre-Conditions: Extended Definition (v) To designate data/record content as obsolete, Deprecate on A deprecated record can be in an active erroneous or untrustworthy to warn against its use entity is or “No,” “Off,” meaning it is available for use but not in the future so that it may be phased out. “False.” recommended. Process: Ontological View The Deprecate state Properties: Class: Object State on the entity is Boolean state on the entity. Sub-class: Deprecate (Boolean) changed to “Yes,” Deprecation does not change the entity or “On,” “True.” content, only its state. Post-event Options Event when Deprecate state is on, See table 1 Activate state may be off or on, depending on organizational policy.
2) To REMOVE data by making it inaccessible to the application. [HL7 EHR FM] logical or physical processes. Post-event Options Restoration Re-activation This activity could be reversible. The data may be recovered. May be done through a change in the “Active” state or through physical removal of the entity from memory or storage. Ontological View Record Management Sub-class: Delete Deprecate Lifecycle Description: As part of trusted record management, this is the record lifecycle event describing when an agent designates data or record content as obsolete, erroneous or untrustworthy in order to warn against its use in the future. (v) Definition: To designate data/record content as obsolete, erroneous or untrustworthy to warn against its use in the future so that it may be phased out. Pre-Conditions: Deprecate on entity is “No,” “Off,” or “False.” Process: The Deprecate state on the entity is changed to “Yes,” “On,” or “True.” Post-event Options See table 1 Extended Definition A deprecated record can be in an active meaning it is available for use but not recommended. Properties: Boolean state on the entity. Deprecation does not change the entity content, only its state. Event when Deprecate state is on, Activate state may be off or on, depending on organizational policy. Ontological View Class: Object State Sub-class: Deprecate (Boolean)
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