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Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of Ticket #1029, comment 78

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7	7	3. Since the case name now can be different from the referral ID, the former will have to keep track of the latter. Access to the referral ID for a case should be coupled to a more restrictive user role, e.g. patient curator.
8	8	4. Since the case name now won't include a site prefix, while the case item still contains a site annotation, the latter might also have to be coupled to a more restrictive user role, e.g. patient curator.
	9	5. Not directly related to the non-disclosure of the patient/sample keys, it has been discussed that samples of different types, e.g. specimen and blood, should differ in names by a prefix, instead of the current practice of a suffix to the case name (".1", ".2", etc. for specimen; ".b", ".b2", etc. for blood). The reason this is that it would simplify communication between researchers, according the type of sample was discussed. The specimen can still be identified by a suffix to the case name, while blood samples will have a new prefix (and number series).