With this XSLT-posology you will be able to convert a complex structured posology in a medication scheme into a free text preceded by the word converted. In the folder “demo” you will find 2 medication schemes as source to be converted by the XSLT. The result of this conversion is also present in the folder “demo”, both in FR and in NL.
(The XSLT can probably also be used to convert a complex structured posology in an electronic prescription (Regimen) to a string with free text preceded by the word converted, but this hasn’t been tested yet.)
This XSLT is offered free of charge by CGM (CompuGroup Medical) and VIDIS Project to all interested software vendors. It can be used on a voluntary/ facultative basis by prescription software in Belgium in order to comply with the homologation criteria of medication scheme, and more in particular to comply with rules of interoperability of structured posology in medication schemes (see folder “documentation” : 20210420_specificaties_posologie_v8.pdf).
Instructions for use: • You decide yourself how deep you wish to integrate this tool into your own software code and which XSLT processor to use. • To run the included demo/example you need a java runtime environment installed on your system. • The tool is a collaborative tool: by using the tool, you engage to report back all potential bugs or problems you may encounter. Like that we commit ourselves to continuously improving the tool. Reporting can be done by using the “issue” modality in Github. • The use of the xslt-posology is under your own responsibility. VIDIS nor CGM can be held responsible for possible damage caused by the tool. • There is no support foreseen but in case of questions, you can contact [email protected] who will take responsibility to dispatch the question to the right person or institution.