PBS XML Schema Version 3.1.9

Element <pbs:pharmaceutical-item-reference>

Belongs to http://schema.pbs.gov.au/ XML Namespace. Defined in PBS XML Schema grammar.

This is a complex type of element.

A reference to a Pharmaceutical Item.

Hyperlink

This element is a hyperlink. The target of the hyperlink is a pbs:prescribing-rulepbs:product-listing element.

Contains

The pharmaceutical-item-reference element.

Content of the pharmaceutical-item-reference element.

All of the following (in any order):

Optionally:

Pattern pbs.coding.elements

This element may reference terminology concepts from the Pharmaceutical Item (http://pbs.gov.au/pharmaceutical-item) class of concepts.

PI code.

pbs:effective

The date when this reference became effective.

Optionally:

pbs:non-effective

The date when this reference became non-effective.

Pattern pbs.forward-compatibility

For future extensions.

May be used in

pbs:maximum-prescribable

pbs:mpp-reference

Example

<mpp-reference xlink:href="#a12621">
   <code rdf:resource="http://snomed.info/sct/900062011000036108">...</code>
   <pharmaceutical-item-reference xlink:href="#a13858">
       <effective>...</effective>
   </pharmaceutical-item-reference>
   <effective>...</effective>
</mpp-reference>

Attributes

The pbs:pharmaceutical-item-reference element may include the following attributes:

Name	Optional	Allowed Values	Comments
xlink:href	No	"anyURI" datatype	Identifies a link target with a URI
xlink:type	Yes	"simple"
xlink:show	Yes	"replace"
xlink:actuate	Yes	"onRequest"
xlink:role	Yes	"anyURI" datatype	Identifies the XLink role of the link
xlink:arcrole	Yes	"anyURI" datatype	Identifies the XLink arcrole of the link
xlink:title	Yes		Identifies the XLink title of the link
xml:id	Yes	text	Identifies the unique ID value of the element
xml:base	Yes	text	Specifies the base URI of the element and its descendants
xml:lang	Yes	text	Specifies the natural language of the element and its descendants
rdf:resource	Yes	"anyURI" datatype	Reference to a terminology concept.
previous	Yes	"anyURI" datatype	Hyperlink to the previous value of the element.