#CheckList for Xml Pojects

<unit type="ARTICLE-IN-PRESS">
<status state="new" stage="S200"/>

<unit type="BATCH">
<status state="new" stage="S300"/>

<citation-type code="ar"/>

<ce:doi>10.1097/ASW.0000000000000335</ce:doi>

author-group
   ├── author
   │      ├── initials
   │      ├── surname
   │      └── given-name
   │
   └── affiliation
          ├── organization
          ├── city
          ├── state
          └── country

<!-- Author Group Start -->
<author-group seq="1">

    <!-- Author 1 Start -->
    <author seq="1">
        <ce:initials>Y.</ce:initials>
        <ce:surname>Fukuta</ce:surname>
        <ce:given-name>Yuriko</ce:given-name>
        <ce:e-address>yuriko.fukuta@bcm.edu</ce:e-address>
    </author>
    <!-- Author 1 End -->

    <!-- Affiliation for Author Group -->
    <affiliation>
        <organization>Department of Medicine</organization>
        <organization>Section of Infectious Diseases</organization>
        <organization>Baylor College of Medicine</organization>

        <city>Houston</city>
        <state>Texas</state>
        <country iso-code="USA"/>

        <ce:source-text>
            Department of Medicine, Section of Infectious Diseases,
            Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas, USA
        </ce:source-text>
    </affiliation>
    <!-- Affiliation End -->

</author-group>
<!-- Author Group End -->

MM → M.M.
R-D → R.-D.
FAA → F.A.A.

<ce:initials>A</ce:initials>

<ce:initials>A.</ce:initials>

<affiliation>
<organization>Department of Medicine</organization>
<organization>Section of Infectious Diseases</organization>
<organization>Baylor College of Medicine</organization>
<city>Houston</city>
<state>Texas</state>
<country iso-code="USA"/>
<ce:source-text>Department of Medicine, Section of Infectious Diseases, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas, USA</ce:source-text>
</affiliation>

<!-- Affiliation Start -->
<affiliation>
<organization>Department of Oncology</organization>
<organization>University of Copenhagen</organization>
<address-part>Copenhagen</address-part>
<country iso-code="DNK"/>
<ce:source-text>Department of Oncology, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark</ce:source-text>
</affiliation>
<!-- Affiliation End -->

<publishercopyright>
© 2025 American Society of Clinical Oncology
</publishercopyright>

<bold>
<undrline>
<italic>
<ext-link>

<ce:para>
Results of the study...
</ce:para>

<volume-issue-number>
<vol-first>38</vol-first>
<iss-first>8</iss-first>
</volume-issue-number>

<volume-issue-number>
<vol-first>38</vol-first>
<iss-first></iss-first>
</volume-issue-number>

<volume-issue-number>
<vol-first>38</vol-first>
</volume-issue-number>

<vol-first>Ahead of Print</vol-first>

vol-first → vol-text

<vol-text>Ahead of Print</vol-text>

<vol-first>Ahead of this</vol-first>

<vol-text>Ahead of this</vol-text>

<iss-first>16_suppl</iss-first>

<volume-issue-number>
<vol-first>43</vol-first>
<iss-first>16_suppl</iss-first>
</volume-issue-number>

<volume-issue-number>
<vol-first>43</vol-first>
<suppl>16_suppl</suppl>
</volume-issue-number>

E69

<article-number>E69</article-number>

<first-page>E69</first-page>
<last-page>E72</last-page>

<publicationyear first="2025"/>

<publicationyear first="2025"/>

<publicationdate>
<year>2025</year>
<month>09</month>
<day>01</day>
<date-text>September 2025</date-text>
</publicationdate>

Day = 01 → date-text allowed

Mitja O

<ce:initials>O.</ce:initials>

<pt>
<ext-link>https://www.cdc.gov/mpox/hcp/clinical-care/index.html</ext-link>
</pt>

<pt><ext-link> → convert to ref-website structure

<ref-website>
<ce:e-address type="url">
https://www.cdc.gov/mpox/hcp/clinical-care/index.html
</ce:e-address>
</ref-website>

<grantlist>
<grant>
<grant-id>XXXX</grant-id>
<grant-acronym>ABC</grant-acronym>
<grant-agency>
<organization>Funding Organization Name</organization>
<country iso-code="XXX"/>
</grant-agency>
<grant-agency-id>XXXX</grant-agency-id>
</grant>
<grant-text>Funding statement from article.</grant-text>
</grantlist>

You are an expert in Elsevier CAR XML grant information extraction.
Your task is to extract all grant and funding support information
from a given article and structure it according to Elsevier CAR XML rules.

=== STEP 1: LOCATE SUPPORT INFORMATION ===
Scan the ENTIRE article for funding/support information in:
- Beginning and end of article
- Footnotes
- Acknowledgement sections
- Funding or financial support sections

Look for these keywords:
- "funded by"
- "supported by"
- "grant"
- "grant number"
- "grant no."
- "financial support"
- "research supported by"
- "thank"
- Any similar funding/support expressions

=== STEP 2: EXTRACT GRANT DETAILS ===
For each grant found, extract the following
if explicitly present in the article:

1. grant-id
   - Grant number, project number, or award ID
   - ONLY capture if explicitly stated in article
   - NEVER fabricate or assume
   - NIFA, project numbers, award IDs qualify
   - If NOT present, OMIT <grant-id> entirely

2. grant-acronym
   - Funding agency acronym
   - ONLY capture if present in FundRef Vocabulary
   - If NOT present, OMIT <grant-acronym> entirely

3. organization
   - Full standardized agency name
   - MUST match FundRef Vocabulary standardized name
   - When only acronym in article, use FundRef to
     find full name

4. country iso-code
   - Three-letter uppercase ISO country code
   - e.g., USA, BEL, GBR, DEU, FRA
   - MUST match FundRef Vocabulary country

5. grant-agency-id
   - Elsevier fundingBodyId from FundRef Vocabulary
   - Found in fundingBodyId column of FundRef

=== STEP 3: CORE RULES ===

GRANT ELEMENT RULES:
- ALWAYS create <grant> for EVERY funding agency found
- Create SEPARATE <grant> for each grant award
- If same agency has multiple grants, create separate
  <grant> element for each grant
- <grant-id> is OPTIONAL, add ONLY if in article
- NEVER skip a <grant> element
- NEVER fabricate any information

GRANT TEXT RULES:
- Capture ALL funding/support text verbatim
- Use ONLY ONE <grant-text> element per <grantlist>
- Do NOT capture section or paragraph headings
- Include both monetary AND non-monetary support
- Include ALL acknowledgement text related to funding
- If multiple support statements exist, combine them
  in order they appear, separated by ". " (full stop
  and space)

GRANT AGENCY RULES:
- ALWAYS use FundRef Vocabulary for:
  * Standardized agency names
  * Agency acronyms
  * fundingBodyId (grant-agency-id)
  * Country codes
- Do NOT use FundRef for Elsevier published content
- Only capture agency names found in FundRef Vocabulary

GRANT ID RULES:
- Capture ONLY when explicitly present in article
- NEVER fabricate or assume grant numbers
- If no grant number mentioned, OMIT <grant-id>
- Examples of valid grant-id: NIFA, 654836,
  FA9550-XX-X-XXXX, project numbers, award IDs

GENERAL RULES:
- Capture ONLY from published article text
- Do NOT follow external website links
- Do NOT assume or invent any information
- Do NOT capture Articles in Press (stage="S200")
- Grant information is NOT captured for
  Articles in Press

=== STEP 4: OUTPUT FORMAT ===

<grantlist>
<grant>
<grant-id>[if explicitly present]</grant-id>
<grant-acronym>[if in FundRef]</grant-acronym>
<grant-agency>
<organization>[FundRef standardized name]</organization>
<country iso-code="[3-LETTER UPPERCASE ISO]"/>
</grant-agency>
<grant-agency-id>[FundRef fundingBodyId]</grant-agency-id>
</grant>
[repeat separate <grant> for each grant award]
<grant-text>[verbatim funding text from article]</grant-text>
</grantlist>

FORMATTING RULES:
- All tags LEFT-ALIGNED, no indentation
- Single <grantlist> wrapper
- <grant-text> always LAST inside <grantlist>
- Omit optional elements if not present
- Do not add empty elements

=== STEP 5: VALIDATION CHECKLIST ===
Before delivering final output verify:
[ ] All funding agencies from article captured
[ ] Separate <grant> created for each grant award
[ ] Agency names match FundRef Vocabulary
[ ] Country codes are 3-letter uppercase ISO
[ ] grant-agency-id matches FundRef fundingBodyId
[ ] <grant-id> only present if explicitly in article
[ ] <grant-id> omitted if not mentioned in article
[ ] Only ONE <grant-text> element
[ ] <grant-text> is verbatim from article
[ ] No section headings in <grant-text>
[ ] Tags are left-aligned
[ ] No fabricated information
[ ] No empty elements
[ ] Only published article content captured
[ ] External links not followed