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Hello everyone,

I’m new to openEHR and have a question regarding its structure. In openEHR, is it necessary to create one EHR per patient, with each EHR including all different compositions (such as observations, encounters, and other clinical data) related to that patient?

Or is it possible to use a single EHR to manage multiple patients and their compositions?

I’m looking for guidance on whether the standard practice is to maintain separate EHRs for each patient, or if there are alternative approaches that might allow for a different structure.

Thank you in advance.

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@Amir_Sohail please ask this question on its own, maybe under new to openehr category. You’re posting it as a reply to a topic that is not relevant to your question. You’d get more responses if you post your question on its own, under the relevant category.

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Sure, Thanks

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Sorry - I am a bit late to the party here, but just wanted to add that the easiest way to physically get all archetypes for a template in their correct revision as used by the template is via the “Export Template File Set (zip)” button:

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On this page, you can also see that Structured address has been Rejected - this is why it is not visible at all anymore unless you explicitly search for Rejected archetypes as well (in Find Resources go to the Lifecycle tab)

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Great! Thanks a lot for your detailed guidance.

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Explicitly resetting the unit of Step candence from “/min” (specified by openEHR-EHR-CLUSTER.distance_activity-walking_running.v0.adl) to frequency unit “1/min” solves the issue.

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<items xsi:type="ELEMENT" archetype_node_id="at0018.1">
	<name>
	  <value>Step candence</value>
	</name>
	<value xsi:type="DV_QUANTITY">
	  <magnitude>42.0</magnitude>
	  <units>1/min</units>
	</value>
</items>
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