HL7 messages - definitions, samples, resources

A.

Message types defined , samples: https://www.interfaceware.com/hl7-adt


HL7 ADT (Admit, Discharge and Transfer)

HL7 ORM (Order Entry)

HL7 ORU (Observation Result)

HL7 MDM (Medical Document Management)

HL7 DFT (Detailed Financial Transactions)

HL7 BAR (Billing Account Record)

HL7 SIU (Scheduling Information Unsolicited)

HL7 RDS (Pharmacy/treatment Dispense)

HL7 RDE (Pharmacy/Treatment Encoded Order)

HL7 ACK (Acknowledgement Message)


B.

 https://hl7messageparser.azurewebsites.net/Parse/Samples

C.

https://community.intersystems.com/post/types-hl7-adt-message-and-example-adta04

Subtype with description:

ADT^A01 Patient admission/visit 

ADT^A02 Patient transfer

ADT^A03 Patient discharge

ADT^A04 Patient registration

ADT^A05 Patient pre-admission

ADT^A08 Patient information update

ADT^A11 Cancel patient admission

ADT^A12 Cancel patient transfer

ADT^A13 Cancel patient discharge


D.

Several samples:

https://docs.enterprisehealth.com/functions/system-administration/interfaces/sample-hl7-messages/

E. 

https://documentation.stchome.com/assets/prodfiles/PHC-Hub/Jul2018/html/index.htm#t=SampleHL7Msgs.htm

via stchome.com , claims to be a solution that securely connects consumers, providers, and public health seamlessly for a more accurate representation of the data.


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