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The Procedure element represents a clinical procedure performed on a subject. For example a surgical or diagnostic procedure such as a biopsy.
If the Procedure element is used, it must contain a code element, but only need contain the body_site element if needed.
This is hard to interpret. It only need to do it if needed? What is this saying?
The protobuf documentation is IMO much clearer:
// A clinical procedure performed on a subject. By preference a single concept to indicate both the procedure and the
// body site should be used. In cases where this is not possible, the body site should be indicated using a separate
// ontology class.
I suggest manually syncing the rst with the protobuf to reflect what is in the latter
(perhaps future versions phenopackets will use linkml which solves this manual linking problem...)
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On https://phenopacket-schema.readthedocs.io/en/latest/procedure.html
This is hard to interpret. It only need to do it if needed? What is this saying?
The protobuf documentation is IMO much clearer:
I suggest manually syncing the rst with the protobuf to reflect what is in the latter
(perhaps future versions phenopackets will use linkml which solves this manual linking problem...)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: