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The template definitions are shown in a table view. It is comprised of ''Template Meta data'' and the ''Template Design''. For further information please refer to the HL7 Templates Standard: Specification and Use of Reusable Information Constraint Templates, Release 1<ref name="teits"/>.

Templates may also be included in the hierarchical graph view (often used for CDA), see below.

The upper right part of the template table contains the template meta data. Template id, status and the template name are shown (1). Furthermore the Version (effective date), a possible version label and the display name are shown (2).

Examples may show the correct use of the template by an XML fragment (7).

The relationship list shows all relationships to other templates or models for this template. It is divided in the "Used by" part listing templates that make use of this template, and a "Uses" listing all templates that are used by this templates, either as inclusion or containment. Indirect relationships like the parent Document Level Template for a Section Level Template are marked with a chain symbol.

The PDF version is rendered in the same way, but maybe with different fonts etc. to fit customized publication requirements.

The headings of the table view of a template design are:

'''Label (5)''' is a human readable label that is displayed upon errors, warnings or notes during validation.

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Inclusion or containments of other templates, e.g. an entry within a section, are shown accordingly (8) along with their template id, display name and flexibility/stability indication, i.e. "DYNAMIC" (the most recent version) or a STATIC binding together with a version date.

Choices of elements are shown as a choice list with the elements in questions summarised in a bullet point list.

A typical Conformance Statement is the binding of a coded element to a value set. This is expressed in the way shown. The value set is represented with the id, display name and the flexibility/stability of the binding.

In case a constraint is expressed in words, a box "Constraint" accompanies the textual expression of the constraint.

In cases where constraints are expressed by formalised rules in ISO Schematron, the rule along with the role (error, warning), the test and the assertion message is shown.