The Replaces tag includes the IdType attribute, which may contain only one of the following values:
pubmed - PubMed Unique Identifier (PMID) (default value)
pii - controlled publisher identifier
doi - Digital Object Identifier
We are currently using the "doi" value to match up the two versions of the article, but presumably if the DOI is different, we'd need to use the IdType attribute value of pubmed or pii?
pii is controlled by the publisher, so we could use, for example 00123 across both versions.
Or we could obtain the PMID from the PoA version, store it on our system and apply it to the V2/VoR version when supplied to PubMed
Melissa37
commented
8 years ago
The Replaces tag includes the IdType attribute, which may contain only one of the following values:
pubmed - PubMed Unique Identifier (PMID) (default value) pii - controlled publisher identifier doi - Digital Object Identifier
We are currently using the "doi" value to match up the two versions of the article, but presumably if the DOI is different, we'd need to use the IdType attribute value of pubmed or pii? pii is controlled by the publisher, so we could use, for example 00123 across both versions. Or we could obtain the PMID from the PoA version, store it on our system and apply it to the V2/VoR version when supplied to PubMed