Document Version Relationship

Definition 1

Specifies the meaning (or semantics) of the relationship between one document version and another. (NCI Thesaurus)

Definition 2

Specifies the meaning (or semantics) of the relationship between one document version and another. EXAMPLE(S): decomposition (component), pre-condition, post-condition, sequel (replaces, modifies), attribution (cause and effect) In a Regulated Product Submission (RPS), support of versioning can be accomplished by having two different revisions of a document related to each other through a "replaces" relationship. Another example is version 3 of a breast cancer protocol "uses" version 2 of a consent form. NOTE(S): The DocumentVersions on either side of the DocumentVersionRelationship do not necessarily have to be related to the same Document, or even have the same Document.typeCode. (NCI Thesaurus/BRIDG)

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Document Version Official Title

The formal title of the document.

Document Version Number Text

A character string that identifies a given collection of content of a document at a point in time.

Document Version Keyword Code

A coded value specifying the words or phrases that best describe the document and/or its context. Keywords help users find documents of…

Document Version Keyword

A character string of a word or phrase that describes the document and/or its context. Keywords help users find documents of…

Document Version Date

The date (and time) on which the document is versioned.

Document Version Bibliographic Designation

A text block containing publishing and authoring information that allows receivers of this document version to refer appropriately to this document…