Legend

Repository Badges

If an artifact is from a repository, this is indictaed with the Repository Badge.

E.g. this indicates that the artifact myArtifact is from repository ad1bbr

myArtifact

ref

ad1bbr-

Colors

Status Status

Artifacts with a certain status get a Status Dot, e.g. example:

Final

Status Code Matrix

Depending on the actual artifact, status codes can slightly be different. The reason is mostly for historical (backward) compatibility.

Color	Items, such as Concepts, Value Sets, Scenarios	Code System	Template	Profile	Release	Issues
						Open
	Draft	Draft	Draft	Draft	Draft	In Progress
	Under pre-publication review		Pending		Under pre-publication review
	Final	Active	Active	Active	Active	Closed
	Rejected	Rejected	Rejected			Rejected
						Deferred
	New		New	Unknown	Build failed	Feedback needed
	Retired/ Deprecated	Retired/ Deprecated	Retired/ Deprecated	Retired
	Cancelled	Cancelled	Cancelled		Cancelled
		Experimental

Severity Indicators

There are three typical severity indicators, e.g. when reporting checks results.

Error – Warning – Info

Artifact Reference Badges

Artifacts in description text may be denoted as Artifact Reference Badges that are clickable and lead to the artifact definition itself.

The core colors of interoperability

Also the three core areas of interoperability are reflected by the colors

green (Medical Domain Experts)

blue (Terminologists) and

orange (Technicians).