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• 2. ControlContentsContents

• Chapter 01: Introduction

• Chapter 02: Control

• Chapter 02a: Control (continued)

• Chapter 03: Patient Administration

• Chapter 04: Order Entry

• Chapter 05: Query

• Chapter 06: Financial Management

• Chapter 07: Observation Reporting

• Chapter 08: Master Files

• Chapter 09: Medical Records/Information Management (Document Management)

• Chapter 10: Scheduling

• Chapter 11: Patient Referral

• Chapter 12: Patient Care

• Chapter 13: Clinical Laboratory Automation

• Chapter 14: Application Management

• Chapter 15: Personnel Management

• 2 . Control

• 2.1 CHAPTER 2 CONTENTS

• 2.2 INTRODUCTION

• 2.3 CONCEPTUAL APPROACH

• 2.3.1 Trigger events

• 2.3.2 Acknowledgments: original mode

• 2.3.3 Acknowledgments: enhanced mode

• 2.3.4 Queries

• 2.4 COMMUNICATIONS ENVIRONMENT

• 2.5 MESSAGE FRAMEWORK

• 2.5.1 Messages

• 2.5.2 Segments and segment groups

• 2.5.3 Fields

• 2.5.3.1 Position (sequence within the segment)

• 2.5.3.2 Maximum length

• 2.5.3.3 Data type

• 2.5.3.4 Optionality

• 2.5.3.5 Repetition

• 2.5.3.6 Table

• 2.5.3.7 ID number

• 2.5.3.8 Name

• 2.5.4 Message delimiters

• 2.6 MESSAGE CONSTRUCTION RULES

• 2.6.1 Rules for the sender

• 2.6.1.1 Message Construction Pseudocode

• 2.6.1.2 Message Construction Flow Chart

• 2.6.2 Rules for the recipient

• 2.6.3 Encoding rules notes

• 2.7 USE OF ESCAPE SEQUENCES IN TEXT FIELDS

• 2.7.1 Formatting codes

• 2.7.2 Escape sequences supporting multiple character sets

• 2.7.3 Highlighting

• 2.7.4 Special character

• 2.7.5 Hexadecimal

• 2.7.6 Formatted text

• 2.7.7 Local

• 2.8 VERSION COMPATIBILITY DEFINITION

• 2.8.1 Adding messages or message constituents

• 2.8.2 Changing messages or message constituents

• 2.8.3 Deprecating messages or message constituents

• 2.8.4 Removing messages or message constituents

• 2.8.5 Early adoption of HL7 changes

• 2.8.6 Technical correction rules

• 2.9 MESSAGE PROCESSING RULES

• 2.9.1 Message initiation

• 2.9.2 Message response using the original processing rules

• 2.9.2.1 Accept and validate the message in responding system

• 2.9.2.2 Accept and validate/process the message in the receiving application

• 2.9.2.3 Transmit the response message

• 2.9.3 Response using enhanced acknowledgement

• 2.9.3.1 Accept and validate the message in responding system

• 2.9.3.2 Transmit general acknowledgement message

• 2.9.3.3 Transmit application acknowledgement

• 2.10 SPECIAL HL7 PROTOCOLS

• 2.10.1 Sequence number protocol

• 2.10.2 Continuation messages and segments

• 2.10.2.0 hiddentex

• 2.10.2.1 Segment fragmentation/continuation using the ADD segment

• 2.10.2.2 Segment fragmentation/continuation using the DSC segment

• 2.10.2.3 Segment fragmentation across messages

• 2.10.3 HL7 batch protocol

• 2.10.3.0

• 2.10.3.1 HL7 batch file structure

• 2.10.3.2 Related segments and data usage

• 2.10.3.3 Acknowledging batches

• 2.10.3.4 Batch message as a query response

• 2.10.4 Modes for updating via repeating segments

• 2.10.4.0

• 2.10.4.1 Snapshot mode update definition

• 2.10.4.2 Action code/unique identifier mode update definition

• 2.11 LOCAL EXTENSION

• 2.11.1 Messages

• 2.11.2 Trigger events

• 2.11.3 Segment groups

• 2.11.4 Segments

• 2.11.4.1 Local extension rules for segments

• 2.11.4.2 Caveats for locally extending segments

• 2.11.5 Data types

• 2.11.6 Tables

• 2.12 CONFORMANCE USING MESSAGE PROFILES

• 2.12.1 Message profile

• 2.12.1.1 Message profile identifier

• 2.12.1.2 Message profile publish/subscribe topics

• 2.12.2 Use case model

• 2.12.3 Dynamic definition

• 2.12.3.1 Interaction model

• 2.12.3.2 Acknowledgements

• 2.12.4 Static definition

• 2.12.4.1 Static definition identifier

• 2.12.4.2 Static definition publish/subscribe topics

• 2.12.5 Profile type

• 2.12.5.1 Vendor constrainable profiles

• 2.12.5.2 Realm constrainable profiles

• 2.12.5.3 Implementation profiles

• 2.12.6 Static definition concepts

• 2.12.6.1 Cardinality

• 2.12.6.2 Usage

• 2.12.6.3 Relationship between HL7 optionality and conformance usage

• 2.12.6.4 Relationship between usage and cardinality

• 2.12.6.5 Usage within hierarchical elements

• 2.12.6.6 Condition predicate

• 2.12.7 Static definition - message level

• 2.12.7.1 Segment definitions

• 2.12.7.2 Segment usage

• 2.12.7.3 Segment cardinality

• 2.12.7.5 Field definitions

• 2.12.7.6 Field cardinality

• 2.12.7.7 Field usage

• 2.12.7.8 Data type

• 2.12.7.9 Length

• 2.12.7.10 Table reference

• 2.12.8 Static definition - field level

• 2.12.8.1 Field Definitions

• 2.12.8.2 User-defined and suggested field values

• 2.12.8.3 Constant values

• 2.12.8.4 Data values

• 2.12.8.5 Components and subcomponents

• 2.12.9 Message profile document

• 2.12.9.1 Message profile document format

• 2.12.9.2 Message profile document definition

• 2.12.10 Tools

• 2.13 CHAPTER FORMATS FOR DEFINING HL7 MESSAGES

• 2.13.1 Message representation

• 2.13.2 HL7 abstract message syntax example

• 2.14 ACKNOWLEDGMENT MESSAGES

• 2.14.1 ACK - general acknowledgment

• 2.14.2 MCF - delayed acknowledgment

• 2.15 MESSAGE CONTROL SEGMENTS

• 2.15.1 ADD - addendum segment

• 2.15.1.0 ADD field definition

• 2.15.1.1 ADD-1 Addendum Continuation Pointer (ST) 00066

• 2.15.2 BHS - batch header segment

• 2.15.2.0 BHS field definitions

• 2.15.2.1 BHS-1 Batch Field Separator (ST) 00081

• 2.15.2.2 BHS-2 Batch Encoding Characters (ST) 00082

• 2.15.2.3 BHS-3 Batch Sending Application (HD) 00083

• 2.15.2.4 BHS-4 Batch Sending Facility (HD) 00084

• 2.15.2.5 BHS-5 Batch Receiving Application (HD) 00085

• 2.15.2.6 BHS-6 Batch Receiving Facility (HD) 00086

• 2.15.2.7 BHS-7 Batch Creation Date/Time (TS) 00087

• 2.15.2.8 BHS-8 Batch Security (ST) 00088

• 2.15.2.9 BHS-9 Batch Name/ID/Type (ST) 00089

• 2.15.2.10 BHS-10 Batch Comment (ST) 00090

• 2.15.2.11 BHS-11 Batch Control ID (ST) 00091

• 2.15.2.12 BHS-12 Reference Batch Control ID (ST) 00092

• 2.15.3 BTS - batch trailer segment

• 2.15.3.0 BTS field definitions

• 2.15.3.1 BTS-1 Batch Message Count (ST) 00093

• 2.15.3.2 BTS-2 Batch Comment (ST) 00090

• 2.15.3.3 BTS-3 Batch Totals (NM) 00095

• 2.15.4 DSC - continuation pointer segment

• 2.15.4.0 DSC field definitions

• 2.15.4.1 DSC-1 Continuation Pointer (ST) 00014

• 2.15.4.2 DSC-2 Continuation Style (ID) 01354

• 2.15.5 ERR - error segment

• 2.15.5.0 ERR field definition

• 2.15.5.1 ERR-1 Error Code and Location (ELD) 00024

• 2.15.5.2 ERR-2 Error Location (ERL) 01812

• 2.15.5.3 ERR-3 HL7 Error Code (CWE) 01813

• 2.15.5.4 ERR-4 Severity (ID) 01814

• 2.15.5.5 ERR-5 Application Error Code (CWE) 01815

• 2.15.5.6 ERR-6 Application Error Parameter (ST) 01816

• 2.15.5.7 ERR-7 Diagnostic Information (TX) 01817

• 2.15.5.8 ERR-8 User Message (TX) 01818

• 2.15.5.9 ERR-9 Inform Person Indicator (IS) 01819

• 2.15.5.10 ERR-10 Override Type (CWE) 01820

• 2.15.5.11 ERR-11 Override Reason Code (CWE) 01821

• 2.15.5.12 ERR-12 Help Desk Contact Point (XTN) 01822

• 2.15.6 FHS - file header segment

• 2.15.6.0 FHS field definitions

• 2.15.6.1 FHS-1 File Field Separator (ST) 00067

• 2.15.6.2 FHS-2 File Encoding Characters (ST) 00068

• 2.15.6.3 FHS-3 File Sending Application (HD) 00069

• 2.15.6.4 FHS-4 File Sending Facility (HD) 00070

• 2.15.6.5 FHS-5 File Receiving Application (HD) 00071

• 2.15.6.6 FHS-6 File Receiving Facility (HD) 00072

• 2.15.6.7 FHS-7 File Creation Date/Time (TS) 00073

• 2.15.6.8 FHS-8 File Security (ST) 00074

• 2.15.6.9 FHS-9 File Name/ID (ST) 00075

• 2.15.6.10 FHS-10 File Header Comment (ST) 00076

• 2.15.6.11 FHS-11 File Control ID (ST) 00077

• 2.15.6.12 FHS-12 Reference File Control ID (ST) 00078

• 2.15.7 FTS - file trailer segment

• 2.15.7.0 FTS field definitions

• 2.15.7.1 FTS-1 File Batch Count (NM) 00079

• 2.15.7.2 FTS-2 File Trailer Comment (ST) 00080

• 2.15.8 MSA - message acknowledgment segment

• 2.15.8.0 MSA field definitions

• 2.15.8.1 MSA-1 Acknowledgment Code (ID) 00018

• 2.15.8.2 MSA-2 Message Control ID (ST) 00010

• 2.15.8.3 MSA-3 Text Message (ST) 00020

• 2.15.8.4 MSA-4 Expected Sequence Number (NM) 00021

• 2.15.8.5 MSA-5 Delayed Acknowledgment Type 00022

• 2.15.8.6 MSA-6 Error Condition (CE) 00023

• 2.15.9 MSH - message header segment

• 2.15.9.0 MSH field definitions

• 2.15.9.1 MSH-1 Field Separator (ST) 00001

• 2.15.9.2 MSH-2 Encoding Characters (ST) 00002

• 2.15.9.3 MSH-3 Sending Application (HD) 00003

• 2.15.9.4 MSH-4 Sending Facility (HD) 00004

• 2.15.9.5 MSH-5 Receiving Application (HD) 00005

• 2.15.9.6 MSH-6 Receiving Facility (HD) 00006

• 2.15.9.7 MSH-7 Date/Time Of Message (TS) 00007

• 2.15.9.8 MSH-8 Security (ST) 00008

• 2.15.9.9 MSH-9 Message Type (MSG) 00009

• 2.15.9.10 MSH-10 Message Control ID (ST) 00010

• 2.15.9.11 MSH-11 Processing ID (PT) 00011

• 2.15.9.12 MSH-12 Version ID (VID) 00012

• 2.15.9.13 MSH-13 Sequence Number (NM) 00013

• 2.15.9.14 MSH-14 Continuation Pointer (ST) 00014

• 2.15.9.15 MSH-15 Accept Acknowledgment Type (ID) 00015

• 2.15.9.16 MSH-16 Application Acknowledgment Type (ID) 00016

• 2.15.9.17 MSH-17 Country Code (ID) 00017

• 2.15.9.18 MSH-18 Character Set (ID) 00692

• 2.15.9.18.1 Alphabetic Languages Other Than English

• 2.15.9.18.2 Non-Alphabetic Languages

• 2.15.9.19 MSH-19 Principal Language of Message (CE) 00693

• 2.15.9.20 MSH-20 Alternate Character Set Handling Scheme (ID) 01317

• 2.15.9.21 MSH-21 Message Profile Identifier (EI) 01598

• 2.15.10 NTE - notes and comments segment

• 2.15.10.0 NTE field definitions

• 2.15.10.1 NTE-1 Set ID - NTE (SI) 00096

• 2.15.10.2 NTE-2 Source of comment (ID) 00097

• 2.15.10.3 NTE-3 Comment (FT) 00098

• 2.15.10.4 NTE-4 Comment Type (CE) 01318

• 2.15.11 OVR - override segment

• 2.15.11.0 OVR field definitions

• 2.15.11.1 OVR-1 Business Rule Override Type (CNE) 01829

• 2.15.11.2 OVR-2 Business Rule Override Code (CWE) 01830

• 2.15.11.3 OVR-3 Override Comments (TX) 01831

• 2.15.11.4 OVR-4 Override Entered By (XCN) 01832

• 2.15.11.5 OVR-5 Override Authorized By (XCN) 01833

• 2.15.12 SFT - software segment

• 2.15.12.0 SFT field definitions

• 2.15.12.1 SFT-1 Software Vendor Organization (XON) 01834

• 2.15.12.2 SFT-2 Software Certified Version or Release Number (ST) 01835

• 2.15.12.3 SFT-3 Software Product Name (ST) 01836

• 2.15.12.4 SFT-4 Software Binary ID (ST) 01837

• 2.15.12.5 SFT-5 Software Product Information (TX) 01838

• 2.15.12.6 SFT-6 Software Install Date (TS) 01839

• 2.16 DATA TYPES

• 2.17 MISCELLANEOUS HL7 TABLES USED ACROSS ALL CHAPTERS

• 2.17.1 Message type table

• 2.17.2 Event type table

• 2.17.3 Message structure table

• 2.17.4 Coding system table

• 2.17.5 Yes/no indicator table

• 2.17.6 Expanded yes/no indicator table

• 2.18 SAMPLE CONTROL MESSAGES

• 2.18.1 General acknowledgment

• 2.18.2 General acknowledgement, error return

• 2.18.3 Message using sequence number: protocol

• 2.18.4 Message fragmentation

• 2.18.5 Acknowledgement message using original mode processing

• 2.18.6 Acknowledgement message using enhanced mode processing

• 2.19 MESSAGE PROFILE DOCUMENT DEFINITION

• 2.19.1 Message profile schema

• 2.19.2 Message profile DTD

• 2.20 OUTSTANDING ISSUES

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