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HL7 Module Overview
- Updated on 30 Jul 2024
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Overview
The HL7 Module adds functionality to Decisions for users to send, receive, transform, and manage HL7 messages. HL7 is a specification for allowing medical software and hardware systems to communicate with one another. The module provides users an interface that includes Receivers, Emitters, and Processing.
HL7 Interface
After the Module is installed, the user must add the HL7 Module as a Dependency to a Project in order for the Module steps and folders to be visible. This can be done by navigating to Info > Dependencies and then clicking MANAGE. Select Decisions.HL7 under Modules and then click CONFIRM.
Once the HL7 Module has been added as a Dependency, a new folder will appear under Manage > Integrations called HL7 Interfaces. Users have the option to add Interfaces to the Project by selecting ADD HL7 INTERFACE.
Configuration Option | Description |
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Output Version | The HL7 message output version that will be used for the Interface |
Message Parsing | HL7 messages can be parsed via Strict Parsing, Generic, or only for specific message types |
Advanced | A category that contains settings involved with the storage mode for both sending and receiving messages |
Understanding the Interface Components
The interface in Decisions is comprised of three essential parts:
Interface Component | Description |
---|---|
Receivers | Get HL7 messages from a defined source (TCP/IP, File System, Flow). |
Processing | Applies Rules, data transformations, assign tasks and workflows using the data that was sent. With every interface created, an automatic Designer Project is created where users can build workflows and Rules. These workflows allow users to process messages and make use of the data within the messages. This is where business logic is applied to the HL7 data stream. The process Flows are found under LIST. (Pre Process Flow, Process Flow, Post Process Flow). |
Emitters | Send HL7 message out to another system that is waiting to receive messages (TCP/IP, File System, Redirect to HL7 Interface). |
Upgrading to v9
Interfaces located within Legacy Projects can be moved individually to new Projects as needed. Once the Legacy Project containing them is converted they will remain within that Project. They can, however, be moved around inside the Project to different Designer Folders.
What Message Types are Supported?
The HL7 Module supports every standard message type defined in the specification:
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ADR^A19
ADT^A01
ADT^A02
ADT^A03
ADT^A04
ADT^A05
ADT^A06
ADT^A07
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ADT^A11
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ADT^A14
ADT^A15
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ADT^A18
ADT^A20
ADT^A21
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ADT^A54
ADT^A60
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BAR^P10
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BPS^O29
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BRT^O32
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CCI^I22
CCM^I21
CCQ^I19
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CCU^I20
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DFT^P11
DOC^T12
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DSR^Q02
DSR^Q03
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EAR^U08
EDR^Q01
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EHC^E02
EHC^E04
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EHC^E13
EHC^E15
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EHC^E21
EHC^E24
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EQQ^Q04
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ESR^U02
ESU^U01
INR^U06
INU^U05
LSU^U12
MDM^T01
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MDM^T05
MDM^T06
MDM^T07
MDM^T08
MDM^T09
MDM^T10
MDM^T11
MFK^M01
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MFK^M03
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MFK^M05
MFK^M06
MFK^M07
MFN^M01
MFN^M02
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MFN^M05
MFN^M06
MFN^M07
MFN^M08
MFN^M09
MFN^M10
MFN^M11
MFN^M12
MFN^M13
MFN^M15
MFN^M16
MFN^M17
MFN^ZNN
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MFR^M01
MFR^M04
MFR^M05
MFR^M06
MFR^M07
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NMQ^N01
NMR^N01
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OMD^O01
OMD^O03
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OMI^O23
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OML^O33
OML^O35
OML^O39
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OMS^O01
OMS^O05
OPL^O37
OPR^O38
OPU^R25
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ORB^O28
ORD^O02
ORD^O04
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ORF^R04
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ORI^O24
ORL^O22
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ORM^O01
ORN^O02
ORN^O08
ORP^O10
ORR^O02
ORS^O02
ORS^O06
ORU^R01
ORU^R30
OSM^R26
OSQ^Q06
OSR^Q06
OUL^R21
OUL^R22
OUL^R23
OUL^R24
PEX^P07
PEX^P08
PGL^PC6
PGL^PC7
PGL^PC8
PIN^I07
PMU^B01
PMU^B03
PMU^B04
PMU^B07
PMU^B08
PPG^PCG
PPG^PCH
PPG^PCJ
PPP^PCB
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PPT^PCL
PPV^PCA
PRR^PC5
PTR^PCF
QBP^E03
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QBP^Q11
QBP^Q13
QBP^Q15
QBP^Q21
QBP^QNN
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QCK^Q02
QCN^J01
QRY
QRY^A19
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QRY^R02
QRY^T12
QSB^Q16
QVR^Q17
RAR^RAR
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RCI^I05
RCL^I06
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RDE^O11
RDO^O01
RDR^RDR
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RDS^O13
RDY^K15
REF^I12
REF^I13
REF^I14
REF^I15
RER^RER
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RGV^O01
RGV^O15
ROR^R0R
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RPA^I09
RPA^I10
RPA^I11
RPI^I01
RPI^I04
RPL^I02
RPR^I03
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RQA^I11
RQC^I05
RQC^I06
RQI^I01
RQI^I02
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RQP^I04
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RQQ^Q09
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RRD^O02
RRD^O14
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RRE^O02
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RRG^O16
RRI^I12
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RRI^I14
RRI^I15
RRO^O02
RSP^E03
RSP^E22
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RSP^K22
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RSP^K25
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RSP^K32
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RSP^Z90
RTB^K13
RTB^KNN
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RTB^Z74
SDR^S31
SDR^S32
SIU^S12
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SIU^S14
SIU^S15
SIU^S16
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SIU^S18
SIU^S19
SIU^S20
SIU^S21
SIU^S22
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SIU^S24
SIU^S26
SLR^S28
SPQ^Q01
SPQ^Q08
SQM^S25
SQR^S25
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SRM^S02
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SRM^S05
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SRM^S08
SRM^S09
SRM^S10
SRM^S11
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SRR^S02
SRR^S03
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SRR^S05
SRR^S06
SRR^S07
SRR^S08
SRR^S09
SRR^S10
SRR^S11
SSR^U04
SSU^U03
STC^S33
SUR^P09
TBR^Q01
TBR^R08
TCU^U10
UDM^Q05
VQQ^Q01
VQQ^Q07
VXQ^V01
VXR^V03
VXU^V04
VXX^V02