Difference between revisions of "HL7"
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| − | Updox supports syncing patients from a source system to Updox using [[ADT]] messages. Any/all ADT triggers will be considered. Updox is only concerned with the [[PID]] segment of the ADT in order to determine demographics; the triggering event is (currently) not important from an Updox perspective. | + | Updox supports syncing patients from a source system to Updox using [[ADT]] messages. Any/all ADT triggers will be considered. Updox is only concerned with the [[PID]] segment of the ADT in order to determine demographics; the triggering event is (currently) not important from an Updox perspective. Segments other than [[PID]] may be present, but will be ignored. Future support for [[IN1]]/[[IN2]] segments is anticipated. |
== Chart Export == | == Chart Export == | ||
Latest revision as of 06:08, 10 April 2018
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Messages
The MSH page describes MSH segments common to all messages received by Updox. Requirements for messages outbound from Updox are dependent on the receiving implementation/system, and are negotiated during the implementation phase.
Syncing patients
Updox supports syncing patients from a source system to Updox using ADT messages. Any/all ADT triggers will be considered. Updox is only concerned with the PID segment of the ADT in order to determine demographics; the triggering event is (currently) not important from an Updox perspective. Segments other than PID may be present, but will be ignored. Future support for IN1/IN2 segments is anticipated.
Chart Export
Updox supports exporting to the patient chart using ORU messages, as a single PID -> OBR -> OBX sequence. Additional requirements for messages outbound from Updox are dependent on the receiving implementation/system, and are negotiated during the implementation phase.
Transport
For on-premise EHR installations, Updox Central is the preferred method for exchanging HL7 files. Updox Central is a windows service that runs on premise and provides a number of different integration capabilities via a series of plug-ins. One of these capabilities is the ability to provide secure directory watching/file transfer without the complexity of SFTP or VPN.
