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You can view the revision history of all archetypes. If you want to know what has happened to an archetype during development you can view the complete revision history of the archetype. Each revision can be compared with any other revision to be able to track the changes.
Become part of a
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project developing a series of archetypes
You can request to become part of a team project developing archetypes in your area of expertise. To do this, go to Teams/Member, Invitations & Request to open the project and select the Team members tab. Here you'll find "Your requests" where you can request to become part of a development teamthe project. This will send a request to the project editor. The project editor, can also invite you to join the project.
Adopt an archetype
You can adopt a DRAFT archetype - this means that you are volunteering to participate in a formal team review of the archetype. Once a group of at least 6 registered users have expressed willingness to participate ie 6 'adopters', the review process will be initiated by an administrator, which will result in formal publication of the archetype.
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When registering for the Clinical Knowledge Manager, or when logged in (User/Modify my User Data) you can offer to be available as a reviewer and/or translator.
Team editors can invite users to become part of their team.
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Reviewer functionality
Reviewers are usually part of a development team for archetypes. As a reviewer for a team, you can do the following (for all archetypes that are assigned to this team)
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Reviewers can communicate with other team members by sending email messages to the whole team via the system.
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Editor functionality
In addition to the above functionality, Editors of a team have the possibility to:
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Once an archetype is ready to be published and all outstanding issues have been resolved, an archetype can be published.
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Administrator functionality
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