Extracts of Case Studies
Where required by the product, capture extracts of case studies (extracts of medical case studies, extracts from psychological evaluations, etc) in the extract element. Otherwise, capture them as quotes in displayText.
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CEXT /CEXT |
extract - case |
extract Note: uses start/end environment tags (other typecodes may be nested within)When used outside of LPF products or HE. When used in LPF or HE follow Extracts of legal documents and structured quotes. |
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When required by a product mark case extracts in the extract element.
extract elements must be captured inside their own p element.
For all case extract tagging, mark the extract element with a set of attributes that record the author, date, idnumber (if available) and other details. This set of attributes is exactly the same as those used for the bibItem element , and should be populated in the same way.
Within the extract element, where possible, tag the extracted content in exactly the same way as in the original document. When an extract contains:
- one or more enumerated paragraphs or headed sections, it should contain textMatter with div1
- text without any enumerator or headed sections, it should contain textMatter with just p children
- a title followed by text, it should contain an initial titleGroup element
All other lower-level structural content that may appear in an original document as covered by Lower-level structural content may also be captured as nested elements within the extract.