A person name in which the parts are encoded as a single, contiguous character string. As ISO 21090 EN data type does not support mixed element content, the name string is held in a single untyped name part. This data type flavor is designed to support the logical representation of the following person structures used within the NHS in England.
- NPfIT MIM Address Person Name Unstructured data type flavors - used for expressing 'unstructured' names.
- NHS Data Model and Dictionary PERSON NAME UNSTRUCTURED - used to represent full name of a person as a single PERSON NAME TEXT string containing a maximum of 40 characters.
- UK Government Data Standards Catalogue (GDSC), Version 2.0, Person Full Name - an unstructured concatenation of some or all of the Person Title, Person Given Name, Person Family Name and Person Name Suffix elements, or other elements that make up a person's full name; comprsing a maximum of 70 characters and used where it is not necessary to process the individual elements of a person's name and the structure is unknown.
- UK Government Data Standards Catalogue (GDSC), Version 2.0, Person Requested Name - comprising a maximum of 70 characters, the name a person wishes to use which is different from the values comprising the Person Full Name
Specializes
EN.PN
Constraints
| Type | Name | Specification |
|---|---|---|
| Name part must be present | LRA Invariant | inv: part->size() = 1 |
| Only untyped name part allowed | LRA Invariant | inv: part->forAll(p: EN.Part | p.definesProperty(p.part) and p.part.oclIsTypeOf(ENXP.UNTYPED)) |