Thanks for getting JSON into a SHALL. :) It's not a timezone on point 4, as explained elsewhere that's the offset (if I'm reading the spec correctly here). As

Thanks for getting JSON into a SHALL. :) It's not a timezone on point 4, as explained elsewhere that's the offset (if I'm reading the spec correctly here). As a minor history point...JSON was "discovered" by Crockford and given away as a spec, to everyone, to make life easier. REST is a (still hotly debated) style for designed HTTP API endpoints. :) The thing about the medical knowledge representations is that every single bloody thing that might be useful to implementors or folks looking to improve the field (from the outside, because inside medicine there are significant structural and political issues preventing meaningful change) is locked behind a goddamn paywall, taxed and kept from view lest it ever actually get out there and be useful. How much does it cost to get a copy of, for example, the standards for displaying ECG signals? Do you know where you'd purchase them offhand? How about that SNOMED? Medicine is basically the poster child for what happens when a community is allowed to horde knowledge and IP and then self-police to ensure that you can't interact with them without paying for that stuff.