A text item whose value must be the rubric from a controlled terminology, the key (i.e. the 'code') of which is the _defining_code_ attribute. In other words: a DV_CODED_TEXT is a combination of a CODE_PHRASE (effectively a code) and the rubric of that term, from a terminology service, in the language in which the data were authored.

Since DV_CODED_TEXT is a subtype of DV_TEXT, it can be used in place of it, effectively allowing the type DV_TEXT to mean a text item, which may optionally be coded.

Misuse: If the intention is to represent a term code attached in some way to a fragment of plain text, DV_CODED_TEXT should not be used; instead use a DV_TEXT and a TERM_MAPPING to a CODE_PHRASE.

Carriage return character.

Line feed character.

Predefined terminology identifier to indicate it is local to the knowledge resource in which it occurs, e.g. an archetype

Displayable rendition of the item, regardless of its underlying structure. For DV_CODED_TEXT, this is the rubric of the complete term as provided by the terminology service.

DEPRECATED: this field is deprecated; use markdown link/text in the _value_ attribute, and "markdown" as the value of the _formatting_ field.

Original usage, prior to RM Release 1.0.4: Optional link sitting behind a section of plain text or coded term item.

If set, contains one of the following values:

• "plain": use for plain text, possibly containing newlines, but otherwise unformatted (same as Void);
• "plain_no_newlines": use for text containing no newlines or other formatting;
• "markdown": use for markdown formatted text, strongly recommended in the format of the CommonMark specification.

DEPRECATED usage: contains a 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 for background and font .

Terms from other terminologies most closely matching this term, typically used where the originator (e.g. pathology lab) of information uses a local terminology but also supplies one or more equivalents from well known terminologies (e.g. LOINC).

Optional indicator of the localised language in which the value is written. Coded from openEHR Code Set languages . Only used when either the text object is in a different language from the enclosing ENTRY, or else the text object is being used outside of an ENTRY or other enclosing structure which indicates the language.

Name of character encoding scheme in which this value is encoded. Coded from openEHR Code Set character sets . Unicode is the default assumption in openEHR, with UTF-8 being the assumed encoding. This attribute allows for variations from these assumptions.

The term of which the _value_ attribute is the textual rendition (i.e. rubric).

A text item whose value must be the rubric from a controlled terminology, the key (i.e. the 'code') of which is the _defining_code_ attribute. In other words: a DV_CODED_TEXT is a combination of a CODE_PHRASE (effectively a code) and the rubric of that term, from a terminology service, in the language in which the data were authored.

Since DV_CODED_TEXT is a subtype of DV_TEXT, it can be used in place of it, effectively allowing the type DV_TEXT to mean a text item, which may optionally be coded.

Misuse: If the intention is to represent a term code attached in some way to a fragment of plain text, DV_CODED_TEXT should not be used; instead use a DV_TEXT and a TERM_MAPPING to a CODE_PHRASE.

The term of which the _value_ attribute is the textual rendition (i.e. rubric).

A text item whose value must be the rubric from a controlled terminology, the key (i.e. the 'code') of which is the _defining_code_ attribute. In other words: a DV_CODED_TEXT is a combination of a CODE_PHRASE (effectively a code) and the rubric of that term, from a terminology service, in the language in which the data were authored.

Since DV_CODED_TEXT is a subtype of DV_TEXT, it can be used in place of it, effectively allowing the type DV_TEXT to mean a text item, which may optionally be coded.

Misuse: If the intention is to represent a term code attached in some way to a fragment of plain text, DV_CODED_TEXT should not be used; instead use a DV_TEXT and a TERM_MAPPING to a CODE_PHRASE.

Carriage return character.

Line feed character.

Predefined terminology identifier to indicate it is local to the knowledge resource in which it occurs, e.g. an archetype

Displayable rendition of the item, regardless of its underlying structure. For DV_CODED_TEXT, this is the rubric of the complete term as provided by the terminology service.

DEPRECATED: this field is deprecated; use markdown link/text in the _value_ attribute, and "markdown" as the value of the _formatting_ field.

Original usage, prior to RM Release 1.0.4: Optional link sitting behind a section of plain text or coded term item.

If set, contains one of the following values:

• "plain": use for plain text, possibly containing newlines, but otherwise unformatted (same as Void);
• "plain_no_newlines": use for text containing no newlines or other formatting;
• "markdown": use for markdown formatted text, strongly recommended in the format of the CommonMark specification.

DEPRECATED usage: contains a 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 for background and font .

Terms from other terminologies most closely matching this term, typically used where the originator (e.g. pathology lab) of information uses a local terminology but also supplies one or more equivalents from well known terminologies (e.g. LOINC).

Optional indicator of the localised language in which the value is written. Coded from openEHR Code Set languages . Only used when either the text object is in a different language from the enclosing ENTRY, or else the text object is being used outside of an ENTRY or other enclosing structure which indicates the language.

Name of character encoding scheme in which this value is encoded. Coded from openEHR Code Set character sets . Unicode is the default assumption in openEHR, with UTF-8 being the assumed encoding. This attribute allows for variations from these assumptions.

The term of which the _value_ attribute is the textual rendition (i.e. rubric).