Resources
30 May 2015I've decided to tackle Resources before tackling id and extension because there are common features between Elements and Resources. This is somewhat confusing: The Resource type is described as having no base type, but like the Element, has a name and a set of values (defined by the Resource base content, and the respective Resource definition and profile). The Resource has an id and the DomainResource also has a set of extensions. In addition, each Resource has a set of sub-elements, some of which are incorporated from the Resource and DomainResource model, and some of which are defined by the individual resource domain models and profiles.