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Properties
Property	Value
id	3e730686-781f-4616-aa0d-817bba8eb141
name	Base Thing Type
uncreatable	true
immutable	true
singleton	true
transforms	form, include, includedatetime, includenumber, includeunit, includeversion, includecontactform, includepersonform, mtt, rss

Columns
Tag	Label	Type	Width
summary	Summary	String	100
wc-type	Type	String	100
wc-date	Date	DateTime	50
wc-source	Source	String	100
wc-id	ID	String	50
wc-version	Version Stamp	String	50
wc-note	Note	String	100
wc-tags	Tags	String	100
wc-typeid	Type ID	String	50
wc-brands	Brands	String	100
wc-relatedthings	Related Items	String	100
wc-ispersonal	Is Personal	Boolean	40
wc-audit-personname	Changed by	String	100
wc-audit-date	Date	DateTime	100
wc-audit-action	Action	String	100
wc-audit-appname	Program	String	100
wc-issigned	Signed	Boolean	50
wc-isdownversioned	Down Versioned	Boolean	50
wc-isupversioned	Up Versioned	Boolean	50

Schema

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For use across multiple thing types. Think hard before putting
 something into this file, because it increases our dependency
 management signficantly
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 Types that are used across multiple thing types.
 </summary><remarks>
 For instance, a weight-value type is used for the weight
 thing type as well as the dietary-intake-daily thing type.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><simpleType name="positiveDouble"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A number, including a decimal point, greater than
 zero.
 </summary><remarks>
 This type derives from double and ensures that all
 values are greater than zero.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><restriction base="double"><minExclusive value="0" /></restriction></simpleType><simpleType name="nonNegativeDouble"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A number, including a decimal point, greater than or equal
 to zero.
 </summary><remarks>
 This type derives from double and ensures that all
 values are greater than or equal to zero.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><restriction base="double"><minInclusive value="0" /></restriction></simpleType><simpleType name="percentage"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A decimal number between zero and one.
 </summary><remarks>
 This type derives from double and ensures that all
 values are between zero and one inclusive.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><restriction base="double"><minInclusive value="0" /><maxInclusive value="1" /></restriction></simpleType><complexType name="duration-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A pair of approximate date-times used to create a
 range.
 </summary><remarks>
 This type derives uses two approximate date-times to 
 provide a duration range.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="start-date" type="d:approx-date-time"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The approximate start date and time for the duration range.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="end-date" type="d:approx-date-time" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The approximate end date and time for the duration range.
 </summary><remarks>
 The end-date is optional in order to support indefinite durations.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="double-range"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A pair of doubles used to create a
 range.
 </summary></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="minimum-range" type="double"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The minimum value for the range.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="maximum-range" type="double"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The maximum value for the range.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="display-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A numeric value used for display purposes
 and tagged with arbitrary units.
 </summary><remarks>
 Microsoft HealthVault standardizes its storage
 of data like length, weight, and temperature so that
 applications can process the data more easily. So,
 in order to support the user's preference of units
 the display value type is used to maintain the user
 entered value such that any application can display
 the value back to the user in the same form they
 entered it even though the data is stored in a base
 unit value. This prevents rounding errors on the
 data when converting to and from the base unit of
 measure. 
 The display value should be set whenever data is taken
 directly from the user through UI and it should be
 used to show data to the user when available.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><simpleContent><extension base="double"><attribute name="units" type="string" use="required"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 An arbitrary string representing the units
 of measure for the value.
 </summary><remarks>
 For example, the base unit of measure for
 length is meters, this display value may
 contain a length in feet. The units attribute
 would contain "feet" or an appropriate 
 abbreviation.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></attribute><attribute name="units-code" type="string" use="optional"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The Microsoft Health Lexicon code for the unit
 of measure.
 </summary><remarks>
 If the unit of measure is available from one of
 the Microsoft Health Lexicon vocabularies, this
 attribute is the code in the lexicon for that
 unit. 
 The advantage of using the units-code is that
 the unit can be easily translated for use by
 any application for the supported languages.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></attribute></extension></simpleContent></complexType><complexType name="weight-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A weight measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 A weight measurement consists of the value in kilograms,
 which is the base unit of measurement for weight, and
 an optional display value. The display value is used to
 store the weight measurement in the user's preference of
 weight units. This avoids rounding errors when 
 converting to and back from kilograms.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="kg" type="t:positiveDouble"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The weight measurement in kilograms.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="display" type="t:display-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The display value for the weight measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 The display value contains the weight measurement
 value stored in the user's preference of units.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="length-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A length measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 A length measurement consists of the value in meters,
 which is the base unit of measurement for length, and
 an optional display value. The display value is used to
 store the length measurement in the user's preference of
 length units. This avoids rounding errors when
 converting to and back from meters.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="m" type="t:positiveDouble"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The length measurement in meters.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="display" type="t:display-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The display value for the length measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 The display value contains the length measurement
 value stored in the user's preference of units.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="flow-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A flow measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 A flow measurement consists of the value in liters per
 second (L/s), which is the base unit of measurement for 
 flow, and an optional display value. The display value is 
 used to store the flow measurement in the user'
 s preference of flow units. This avoids rounding errors 
 when converting to and back from L/s.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="liters-per-second" type="t:positiveDouble"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The flow measurement in liters per second (L/s).
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="display" type="t:display-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The display value for the flow measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 The display value contains the flow measurement
 value stored in the user's preference of units.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="altitude-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 An altitude measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 An altitude measurement consists of the value in meters
 above sea level,
 which is the base unit of measurement for altitude, and
 an optional display value. The display value is used to
 store the altitude measurement in the user's preference of
 altitude units. This avoids rounding errors when
 converting to and back from meters.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="m" type="double"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The altitude measurement in meters.
 </summary><remarks>
 A negative value indicates the measurement was
 take below sea level.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="display" type="t:display-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The display value for the altitude measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 The display value contains the altitude measurement
 value stored in the user's preference of units.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="temperature-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A temperature measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 A temperature measurement consists of the value in Celsuis
 (C), which is the base unit of measurement for temperature,
 and an optional display value. The display value is used to
 store the temperature in the user's preference of
 units. This avoids rounding errors when
 converting to and back from Celsius.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="celsius" type="double"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The temperature measurement in Celsius(C).
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="display" type="t:display-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The display value for the temperature measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 The display value contains the temperature measurement
 value stored in the user's preference of units.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="pace-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A pace measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 A pace measurement consists of the value in seconds per
 100 meters, which is the base unit of measurement for 
 pace, and an optional display value. The display value is 
 used to store the pace in the user's preference of
 units. This avoids rounding errors when
 converting to and back from seconds per 100 meters.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="seconds-per-hundred-meters" type="t:positiveDouble"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The pace measurement in seconds per 100 meters.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="display" type="t:display-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The display value for the pace measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 The display value contains the pace measurement
 value stored in the user's preference of units.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="power-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A power measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 A power measurement consists of the value in watts,
 which is the base unit of measurement for
 power, and an optional display value. The display value is
 used to store the power in the user's preference of
 units. This avoids rounding errors when
 converting to and back from watts.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="watts" type="t:positiveDouble"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The power measurement in watts.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="display" type="t:display-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The display value for the power measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 The display value contains the power measurement
 value stored in the user's preference of units.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="torque-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A torque measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 A torque measurement consists of the value in newton meters,
 which is the base unit of measurement for
 torque, and an optional display value. The display value is
 used to store the torque in the user's preference of
 units. This avoids rounding errors when
 converting to and back from newton meters.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="newton-meters" type="t:positiveDouble"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The torque measurement in newton meters.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="display" type="t:display-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The display value for the torque measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 The display value contains the torque measurement
 value stored in the user's preference of units.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="speed-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A speed measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 A speed measurement consists of the value in meters per
 second (m/s), which is the base unit of measurement for 
 speed, and an optional display value. The display value 
 is used to store the speed in the user's preference of
 units. This avoids rounding errors when
 converting to and back from m/s.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="meters-per-second" type="t:positiveDouble"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The speed measurement in meters per second (m/s).
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="display" type="t:display-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The display value for the speed measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 The display value contains the speed measurement
 value stored in the user's preference of units.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="blood-glucose-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A blood glucose measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 A blood glucose measurement consists of the value in millimoles per liter (mmol/L),
 which is the base unit of measurement for blood glucose, and
 an optional display value. The display value is used to
 store the blood glucose measurement in the user's preference of
 measurement units. This avoids rounding errors when 
 converting to and back from mmol/L.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="mmolPerL" type="t:positiveDouble"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The blood glucose measurement in millimoles per liter.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="display" type="t:display-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The display value for the blood glucose measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 The display value contains the blood glucose measurement
 value stored in the user's preference of units.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="insulin-injection-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A insulin injection measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 A insulin injection consists of the value in IE units (1/100ml),
 which is the base unit of insulin injections, and
 an optional display value. The display value is used to
 store the insulin injection amount the user's preference of
 units. This avoids rounding errors when 
 converting to and back from IE units
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="IE" type="t:positiveDouble"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The insulin injeciton amount in IE units (1/100ml).
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="display" type="t:display-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The display value for the insulin injection amount.
 </summary><remarks>
 The display value contains the insulin injection amount
 value stored in the user's preference of units.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><simpleType name="dow"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The day of the week.
 </summary><remarks>
 1 = Sunday
 2 = Monday
 3 = Tuesday
 4 = Wednesday
 5 = Thursday
 6 = Friday
 7 = Saturday
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><restriction base="int"><minInclusive value="1" /><maxInclusive value="7" /></restriction></simpleType><simpleType name="goal-status"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 An enumeration of the possible goal states.
 </summary></documentation></annotation><restriction base="string"><enumeration value="Active"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The goal is actively being worked toward.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></enumeration><enumeration value="Achieved"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The goal has been achieved.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></enumeration><enumeration value="Abandoned"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The goal has been abandoned.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></enumeration></restriction></simpleType><complexType name="goal"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Defines a health or fitness goal.
 </summary><remarks>
 A goal may be a short-term achievement like losing
 weight or a long-term goal like competing in a marathon.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="target-date" type="d:approx-date-time" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The date upon which the person wants to complete 
 the goal.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="completion-date" type="d:approx-date-time" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The date on which the goal was completed.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="status" type="t:goal-status" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The current status of the goal.
 </summary><remarks>
 The status is not automatically updated. "Active"
 goals may need to be evaluated to determine if they
 have been "achieved".
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><simpleType name="one-to-five"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 An integer value from one to five.
 </summary><remarks>
 This type is used in rating something. For instance,
 an aerobic session intensity may be rated from one
 to five where five is the most intense and one is the
 least intense.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><restriction base="int"><minInclusive value="1" /><maxInclusive value="5" /></restriction></simpleType><complexType name="sample"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Defines a single sample.
 </summary></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="time-offset" type="t:nonNegativeDouble"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Offset is seconds from sample set base time.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="note" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Description of sample.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="value" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Value of sample.
 </summary><remarks>
 The value of the sample can be any string. The
 value depends on the type of sample. Some sample
 types will have a simple int or double as the
 value. Others will have a comma separated list.
 For example, a "position" sample may have
 "25E,66N" (longitude,latitude) as the value.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="sample-set"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Defines a sample set.
 </summary></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="base-time" type="d:date-time"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Sample set base time from which samples are offset.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="sample-unit" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The unit that the value is stored in.
 </summary><remarks>
 Each sample contains a value. All samples in a
 sample set should be stored using the same units.
 This value is a text description of the units the
 sample value is stored in. Use the 
 "sample-unit-code" to describe the units as a 
 dictionary code.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="sample-unit-code" type="t:codable-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The dictionary code for the unit that the value 
 is stored in.
 </summary><remarks>
 Each sample contains a value. All samples in a
 sample set should be stored using the same units.
 </remarks><preferred-vocabulary>Contact the HealthVault team to help define this vocabulary.</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="sample" type="t:sample" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Sample set samples.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="aerobic-session"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Defines a lap within a single aerobic session.
 </summary></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="mode" type="t:codable-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The type of activity for the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 The mode is the type of activity for the session,
 like biking, running, etc. The most common
 activities are part the of the Microsoft Health
 Lexicon and should be referenced using the code
 retrieved by calling GetVocabulary with
 "aerobic-activities" as the vocabulary name. 
 For activities that are not in the Microsoft
 Health Lexicon you can add the value to the
 text element of the codable value.
 </remarks><preferred-vocabulary>aerobic-activities</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="distance" type="t:length-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The distance covered in the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 Distances are stored in meters. The application
 must convert the distance entered by the user
 into meters and should also store the distance
 and units entered by the user in the display-value
 so that it can be displayed to the user in their
 preferred unit of measure when viewing the data.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="minutes" type="t:positiveDouble" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The duration of the session in minutes.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="intensity" type="t:one-to-five" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The subjective average intensity of the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 Intensity is measured on a scale from one to five
 where one is easy and five is the most intense.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="peak-heartrate" type="positiveInteger" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The highest heart rate reached during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 The peak heart rate for a session differs from the
 person's maximum heart rate in that a person most
 likely will not reach their maximum heart rate
 during an aerobic session. This measurement defines
 the highest heart rate recorded during the session.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="avg-heartrate" type="positiveInteger" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The average heart rate reached during the session.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="min-heartrate" type="positiveInteger" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The minimum heart rate reached during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in beats per minute.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="energy" type="t:positiveDouble" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The food energy expended during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in kilojoules .
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="energy-from-fat" type="t:positiveDouble" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The food energy burned from fat during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in kilojoules.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="peak-speed" type="t:speed-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The maximum speed achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in meters per second.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="avg-speed" type="t:speed-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The average speed achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in meters per second.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="min-speed" type="t:speed-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The minimum speed achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in meters per second.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="peak-pace" type="t:pace-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The maximum pace achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in seconds per 100 meters.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="avg-pace" type="t:pace-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The average pace achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in seconds per 100 meters.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="min-pace" type="t:pace-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The minimum pace achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in seconds per 100 meters.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="peak-power" type="t:power-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The maximum power achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in watts.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="avg-power" type="t:power-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The average power achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in watts.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="min-power" type="t:power-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The minimum power achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in watts.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="peak-torque" type="t:torque-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The maximum torque achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in newton meters.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="avg-torque" type="t:torque-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The average torque achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in newton meters.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="min-torque" type="t:torque-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The minimum torque achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in newton meters.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="left-right-balance" type="t:percentage" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The power output balance between left and right strokes.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured as a percentage (%) relating to the left.
 For example, a value of 30 indicates that 30% of the power
 came from the left, while 70% came from the right.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="peak-cadence" type="t:positiveDouble" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The maximum cadence achieved during the session. T
 </summary><remarks>
 his is measured in revolutions per minute (rpm).
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="avg-cadence" type="t:positiveDouble" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The average cadence achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in revolutions per minute (rpm).
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="min-cadence" type="t:positiveDouble" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The minimum cadence achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in revolutions per minute (rpm).
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="peak-temperature" type="t:temperature-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The maximum temperature achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in degrees Celsius (C).
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="avg-temperature" type="t:temperature-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The average temperature achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in degrees Celsius (C).
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="min-temperature" type="t:temperature-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The minimum temperature achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in degrees Celsius (C).
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="peak-altitude" type="t:altitude-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The maximum altitude achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in meters above mean sea level.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="avg-altitude" type="t:altitude-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The average altitude achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in meters above mean sea level.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="min-altitude" type="t:altitude-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The minimum altitude achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in meters above mean sea level.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="elevation-gain" type="t:length-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The gain in elevation achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in meters.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="elevation-loss" type="t:length-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The loss in elevation achieved during the session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in meters.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="number-of-steps" type="nonNegativeInteger" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Number of steps taken in this session.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="number-of-aerobic-steps" type="nonNegativeInteger" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Total steps taken in the aerobic activity range.
 </summary><remarks>
 Total steps taken in the aerobic activity range. This will be less than or 
 equal to the total steps taken given that the participant may not remain
 in the aerobic activity range for the entire session.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="aerobic-step-minutes" type="t:nonNegativeDouble" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Total duration spent in the aerobic activity range.
 </summary><remarks>
 This item will be recorded in units of minutes.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="aerobic-session-samples"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Defines sample sets for an aerobic session.
 </summary></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="heartrate-samples" type="t:sample-set" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Heart rate sample set for aerobic session.
 </summary><preferred-sample-value>
 urn:com.microsoft.wc.thing.types.nonNegativeDouble
 </preferred-sample-value></documentation></annotation></element><element name="distance-samples" type="t:sample-set" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Distance sample set for aerobic session.
 </summary><preferred-sample-value>
 urn:com.microsoft.wc.thing.types.nonNegativeDouble
 </preferred-sample-value></documentation></annotation></element><element name="position-samples" type="t:sample-set" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Position sample set for aerobic session.
 </summary><remarks>
 Positions are expected to be in either 
 longitude/latitude or UTM coordinates.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="speed-samples" type="t:sample-set" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Speed sample set for aerobic session.
 </summary><preferred-sample-value>
 urn:com.microsoft.wc.thing.types.nonNegativeDouble
 </preferred-sample-value></documentation></annotation></element><element name="pace-samples" type="t:sample-set" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Pace sample set for aerobic session.
 </summary><preferred-sample-value>
 urn:com.microsoft.wc.thing.types.nonNegativeDouble
 </preferred-sample-value></documentation></annotation></element><element name="power-samples" type="t:sample-set" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Power sample set for aerobic session.
 </summary><preferred-sample-value>
 urn:com.microsoft.wc.thing.types.nonNegativeDouble
 </preferred-sample-value></documentation></annotation></element><element name="torque-samples" type="t:sample-set" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Torque sample set for aerobic session.
 </summary><preferred-sample-value>
 urn:com.microsoft.wc.thing.types.nonNegativeDouble
 </preferred-sample-value></documentation></annotation></element><element name="cadence-samples" type="t:sample-set" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Cadence sample set for aerobic session.
 </summary><preferred-sample-value>
 urn:com.microsoft.wc.thing.types.nonNegativeDouble
 </preferred-sample-value></documentation></annotation></element><element name="temperature-samples" type="t:sample-set" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Temperature sample set for aerobic session.
 </summary><preferred-sample-value>
 double
 </preferred-sample-value></documentation></annotation></element><element name="altitude-samples" type="t:sample-set" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Altitude sample set for aerobic session.
 </summary><preferred-sample-value>
 double
 </preferred-sample-value></documentation></annotation></element><element name="air-pressure-samples" type="t:sample-set" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Air pressure sample set for aerobic session.
 </summary><preferred-sample-value>
 urn:com.microsoft.wc.thing.types.nonNegativeDouble
 </preferred-sample-value></documentation></annotation></element><element name="number-of-steps-samples" type="t:sample-set" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Number of steps taken during this sample.
 </summary><preferred-sample-value>
 urn:com.microsoft.wc.thing.types.nonNegativeInteger
 </preferred-sample-value></documentation></annotation></element><element name="number-of-aerobic-steps-samples" type="t:sample-set" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Total steps taken in the aerobic activity range.
 </summary><preferred-sample-value>
 urn:com.microsoft.wc.thing.types.nonNegativeInteger
 </preferred-sample-value><remarks>
 Total steps taken in the aerobic activity range for the relevant sample.
 This value will be less than or equal to the total steps taken given 
 that the participant may not remain in the aerobic activity range for 
 the entire sample.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="aerobic-step-minutes-samples" type="t:sample-set" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Total duration spent in the aerobic activity range.
 </summary><preferred-sample-value>
 urn:com.microsoft.wc.thing.types.nonNegativeDouble
 </preferred-sample-value><remarks>
 This item will be recorded in units of minutes.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="aerobic-lap-session"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 One stage of the aerobic session.
 </summary><remarks>
 For example, one circuit of a running track or one length of a swimming pool.
 Usually indicated by the person pressing the stopwatch during exercise.
 This may occur multiple times in a session.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="name" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Optional description for this lap, such as "lap 1".
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="seconds-into-session" type="t:nonNegativeDouble" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The start time of the lap relative to the entire session.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is measured in seconds.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="lap-session" type="t:aerobic-session" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The lap session aerobic measurements.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="address"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Defines a physical or mailing address.
 </summary><remarks>
 An address may be used for either a mailing address or
 physical location.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="description" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A description of the address.
 </summary><remarks>
 For example, a person may label the address as
 "My home address" or "My mailing address".
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="is-primary" type="boolean" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 States if the addresses is the primary address
 for contacting the person.
 </summary><remarks>
 If true, the address is the preferred address
 for contacting the person.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="street" type="string" maxOccurs="unbounded"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The street portion of the address.
 </summary><remarks>
 The street address may be made up of one or more
 lines and should adhere to the standard for the 
 locale in which the address resides.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="city" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The city portion of the address.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="state" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The state or province portion of the address.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="postcode" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The postal code portion of the address.
 </summary><remarks>
 The postal code should adhere to the standard
 for the locale in which the address resides.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="country" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The country portion of the address.
 </summary><remarks>
 This should be a string representation of the
 country as defined by the user. It is not used
 for processing so it doesn't have to be an
 ISO-3166 code. For example, a person could 
 refer to the United States of America as "US",
 "USA", "United States", or "United States of
 America".
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="phone"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A phone number.
 </summary></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="description" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A person's description of the phone number.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is used to describe the phone number. For
 example, "home", "mobile", "work", etc.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="is-primary" type="boolean" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 States if the phone number is the primary number
 for contacting the person.
 </summary><remarks>
 If true, the phone number is the preferred number
 for contacting the person.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="number" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The phone number.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="email"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 An email address.
 </summary></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="description" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A person's description of the email address.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is used to describe the email address. For
 example, "personal", "work", etc.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="is-primary" type="boolean" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 States if the email address is the primary address
 for contacting the person.
 </summary><remarks>
 If true, the email address is the preferred address
 for contacting the person.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="address" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The email address.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="communication-type"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Defines what type of communication is used.
 </summary><remarks>
 This type is used to specify the communication medium
 (i.e. phone, email, pager, etc.), the priority of which
 medium is preferred and the class (i.e. home, office,
 mobile, etc.) of medium.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="communication-medium" type="t:codable-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Defines medium of communication used.
 </summary><preferred-vocabulary>communication-medium</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="priority" type="positiveInteger" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Defines priority of communication medium.
 </summary><remarks>
 Preferred medium is lower value, such as phone-1, phone-2, etc.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="class" type="t:codable-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Defines class of communication used.
 </summary><preferred-vocabulary>communication-class</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="value" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Detailed value of communication type.
 </summary><summary>
 Examples are phone number, fax number, etc.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="language"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Defines a spoken language.
 </summary></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="language" type="t:codable-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The language.
 </summary><remarks>
 The Microsoft Health Lexicon defines codes for
 many of the common spoken languages. In most
 cases the language should be specified by using
 the code retrieved from the Microsoft Health
 Lexicon by calling GetVocabulary with "languages"
 as the vocabulary name. If the language doesn't
 exist the Microsoft Health Lexicon the "text"
 element of the codable value can be used to specify
 the language.
 </remarks><preferred-vocabulary>iso:iso639-1</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="is-primary" type="boolean" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 States if the language is the primary language
 of the person.
 </summary><remarks>
 If true, the language is the preferred spoken
 language of the person.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="name"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Defines a person's name.
 </summary></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="full" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The person's full name.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="title" type="t:codable-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The person's title.
 </summary><remarks>
 For example, "Mr.", "Ms.", "Mrs.", etc.
 </remarks><preferred-vocabulary>name-prefixes</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="first" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The person's given name.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="middle" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The person's middle name.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="last" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The person's family/sur name.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="suffix" type="t:codable-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The person's name suffix.
 </summary><remarks>
 For example, "Jr.", "Sr.", etc.
 </remarks><preferred-vocabulary>name-suffixes</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="person"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Information related to a contact.
 </summary><remarks>
 A contact may be an emergency contact, contact information
 for a doctor, lawyer, etc.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="name" type="t:name"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The name of the contact person.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="organization" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The name of the organization the contact
 belongs to.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="professional-training" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The person's professional training.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="id" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The identification number for the person
 in the organization.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="contact" type="t:contact" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Information on how to contact the person.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="type" type="t:codable-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The type of the contact person.
 </summary><remarks>
 A person may be an emergency contact, 
 a health care provider, etc. The values
 should be taken from the Microsoft Health
 Lexicon vocabulary 'person-types'.
 </remarks><preferred-vocabulary>person-types</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="contact"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Defines a set of contact information.
 </summary><remarks>
 The contact information can consist of any number of
 physical/mailing addresses, phone numbers, or email 
 addresses.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="address" type="t:address" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Physical or mailing addresses.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="phone" type="t:phone" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Telephone numbers such as home, work, or mobile.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="email" type="t:email" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Email addresses.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="coded-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Defines a value which has been coded in a Microsoft Health
 Vocabulary.
 </summary><remarks>
 Microsoft HealthVault provides a set of vocabularies
 containing common health and fitness terms and codes.
 Vocabularies are identified by their family, type, and
 version and contain values which identify an entry in that
 vocabulary by code. 
 For example, a prescription
 vocabulary may be identified by the family 'NCPDP', type
 'SCRIPT', and version '1.0' and contain a code of 10 which
 identifies a 'tablet' form of medication.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="value" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The code value which identifies the item in the 
 vocabulary.
 </summary><remarks>
 Codes are unique to the vocabulary they reside in.
 The codes for a particular vocabulary can be 
 enumerated using GetVocabulary.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="family" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The family of the vocabulary. 
 </summary><remarks>
 The family of a vocabulary partially identifies the
 vocabulary instance along with type and version. If 
 the value is missing the family is assumed to be 
 'wc' which is the Microsoft Health Lexicon.
 
 For example, 'NCPDP' is the vocabulary family for
 codes in the National Council for Prescription Drug
 Programs.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="type" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The type of the vocabulary.
 </summary><remarks>
 This is the name that identifies the vocabulary in
 the family of vocabularies. 
 For example, 'SCRIPT' is the vocabulary name for
 medical prescriptions in the 'NCPDP' family of 
 vocabularies.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="version" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The version of the vocabulary.
 </summary><remarks>
 The version identifies which version of a vocabulary
 identified by the 'type' element the code is in if
 more than one version is present.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="codable-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A value that may have codes from one or more Microsoft 
 Health vocabularies associated with it.
 </summary><remarks>
 A codable value represents a value that may reference a
 coded value in one or more of the Microsoft Health 
 vocabularies. Though it does not require the value to
 be in a vocabulary. 
 For example, aerobic session data has a mode element
 of type codable-value. Although many common forms of
 aerobic session mode can be found in the Microsoft
 Health Lexicon using the 'aerobic-activities' vocabulary,
 not all possible activities can be found there. If the
 activity does exist in the vocabulary it is recommended
 that applications add the coded-value for that code as
 a 'code' element and set the 'text' element to the 
 display value for that code. If the activity does not
 exist in the vocabulary the 'code' element should not
 be specified and the 'text' element should contain the
 data the user entered. 
 By using the coded-value when available the data can
 be easily localized by Microsoft HealthVault and
 can also be utilized by applications that are mining the
 data based on certain code values.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="text" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The textual representation of the value.
 </summary><remarks>
 This may be the display value from one of the 
 coded-values or it may be the user entered
 value.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="code" type="t:coded-value" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The codes representing the value from a 
 Microsoft Health vocabulary.
 </summary><remarks>
 Some values can be represented by codes in more
 that one vocabulary. If appropriate add coded-values
 from as many vocabularies as are relevant.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="lab-result-type"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A clinical value within a laboratory result.
 </summary><remarks>
 This type is define a clinical value within a laboratory result,
 including value, unit, reference and toxic ranges.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="value" type="double" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The value of the laboratory result.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="unit" type="t:codable-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Units used to define laboratory result.
 </summary><preferred-vocabulary>lab-results-units</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="reference-range" type="t:double-range" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The reference range for the laboratory result.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="toxic-range" type="t:double-range" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The toxic range for the laboratory result.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="text-value" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Free form text for laboratory results.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="flag" type="t:codable-value" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Flag for laboratory results.
 </summary><remarks>
 Example values are normal, critical, high and low.
 </remarks><preferred-vocabulary>lab-results-flag</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="lab-test-type"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A laboratory test component, including the lab result value details.
 </summary><remarks>
 This type is used to define components without a larger clinical laboratory report.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="when" type="d:date-time"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The date of the laboratory test.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="name" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The name of the laboratory test.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="substance" type="t:codable-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The substance tested.
 </summary><preferred-vocabulary>Contact the HealthVault team to help define this vocabulary.</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="collection-method" type="t:codable-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The collection method for the laboratory test.
 </summary><preferred-vocabulary>Contact the HealthVault team to help define this vocabulary.</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="abbreviation" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The abbreviation for the laboratory test.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="description" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Free form description of the laboratory test.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="code" type="t:codable-value" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The clinical code for the laboratory test.
 </summary><preferred-vocabulary>LOINC</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="result" type="t:lab-result-type" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A clinical value within a laboratory result.
 </summary><remarks>
 This type is define a clinical value within a laboratory result,
 including value, unit, reference and toxic ranges.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="status" type="t:codable-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The status of the laboratory result.
 </summary><remarks>
 Examples of status include complete and pending.
 </remarks><preferred-vocabulary>lab-results-status</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="document-reference-type"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Defines a document reference.
 </summary><remarks>
 This type is used to define a specific document reference, including
 classification, index and version.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="title" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The title of the document reference.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="url" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The URL for the document reference.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="document-index" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The index for the document reference.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="version" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The version of the document reference.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="Organization"><annotation><documentation><summary>An organization entity.</summary><remarks>
 An entity such as a hospital, a pharmacy, or a doctor's office.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="name" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>The name of the organization.</summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="contact" type="t:contact" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The contact information for the organization.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="type" type="t:codable-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The type of the organization.
 </summary><preferred-vocabulary>Contact the HealthVault team to help define this vocabulary.</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="website" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The url for the organization's website.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="condition"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 Defines a single health or medical issue/problem.
 </summary><remarks>
 CCR qualifiers and other notes should go in the
 common/note section of the thing.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="name" type="t:codable-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The name or description of the condition.
 </summary><preferred-vocabulary>Contact the HealthVault team to help define this vocabulary.</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="onset-date" type="d:approx-date" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The date of onset or the first diagnosis.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="resolution-date" type="d:approx-date" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The date the condition resolved (or for
 multiple acute episodes, the last date the
 condition resolved).
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="resolution" type="string" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A statement of how the condition was resolved.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="occurrence" type="t:codable-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 How often the condition occurs.
 </summary><remarks>
 Examples: acute, chronic.
 </remarks><preferred-vocabulary>Contact the HealthVault team to help define this vocabulary.</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="severity" type="t:codable-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The severity for the condition
 </summary><preferred-vocabulary>condition-severity</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="structured-measurement"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A measurement using specific units.
 </summary><remarks>
 Examples include 30 cc, 500 mg, 15 liters, 30 inches, etc. 
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="value" type="double"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The value of the measurement.
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="units" type="t:codable-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The units for the measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 A list of vocabularies may be found in the preferred vocabulary.
 </remarks><preferred-vocabulary>measurement-unit-sets</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="general-measurement"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A coded measurement and a display representation.
 </summary><remarks>
 Examples include 30 cc, 500 mg, 15 liters, 30 inches, etc. 
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="display" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A user-readable string.
 </summary><remarks>
 Applications typically display this string. 
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element><element name="structured" type="t:structured-measurement" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The coded value of the measurement
 </summary><remarks>
 Applications typically use this for calculations, charting, or graphing.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="group-membership-type"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A membership of the record owner in a specific group.
 </summary></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="name" type="t:codable-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The name of the group type.
 </summary><remarks>
 Examples: Organization, SpecialProgram, BargainingUnit.
 </remarks><preferred-vocabulary>group-membership-type-name</preferred-vocabulary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="value" type="string"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The value the member has for the group type.
 </summary><remarks>
 For example, a name of BargainingUnit might have a value of HourlyWorkers.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><complexType name="volume-value"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A volume measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 A volume measurement consists of the value in liters (L), 
 and an 
 optional display value. The display value is used to store 
 the volume measurement in the user's preference of volume 
 units. This avoids rounding errors when converting between units.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation><sequence><element name="liters" type="t:nonNegativeDouble"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The volume measurement in liters (L).
 </summary></documentation></annotation></element><element name="display" type="t:display-value" minOccurs="0"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 The display value for the volume measurement.
 </summary><remarks>
 The display value contains the volume measurement
 value stored in the user's preference of units.
 </remarks></documentation></annotation></element></sequence></complexType><simpleType name="stringnz"><annotation><documentation><summary>
 A string that is at least one character in length. 
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