Closed jackiebarnes closed 6 years ago
Hi Jackie, the word 'practice' is not a 'proper noun' so the p should be lower case.
@jackiebarnes with regards to the Menu Items top level group; we don't do this throughout the spec.
Perhaps this can be parked for the spec overhaul?
Re: MUST and SHALL - under RFC 2119, these terms are equivalent.
All comments addressed
Feel there should be abit more business context on this page or another business page within Overview section, explaining the business objectives/benefits that the capabilities are intended to deliver; are there going to be Clinical Scenarios - to give example other business use cases, user stories as we've done with AM/Structured?
BD: this is covered under #3
BD: Added simple description of future capabilities to send task and send update pages.
BD: Would like to keep the intro page simple. If a reader is thinking "why messaging" - Design approach menu seems an obvious choice
[x] Spelling - in 2. Who's looking- 'seeding' vs 'seeking'
[x] First of Type Page The Summary sentence leaves out the concept of the 'receiver' systems also being assured etc
[x] Glossary Some stuff - eg 'GP Connect 'Licence' - terminology may have been superseded
[x] Menu Items
The top level 'group' menu items when clicked on don't present either their own page or the first page in the group
BD: this follows the approach found on the gp connect fhir api site.
Should the term 'practice' meaning GP Practice have a capital P? to more quickly convey that its a 'proper noun'
BD: Changed wording and and linked to page
BD: Added "Send Document" title to the Send Document left navbar following GP Connect FHIR API style
[x] Message Payload Page first para under the Payload diagram - if the word 'organisation' is plural, then the apostrophe should come after the 's' - ie organisations' records ......
[x] In spec pages - use of 'MUST' vs 'SHALL' are these terms used intentionally for different reasons? - consistency across GPC as a whole?