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Goal

The goal of the Clinical Message Delivery(CMD) system is to route incoming messages from MirthResults to designated Provider Groups.

History

The Clinical Message Delivery System replaces the external feed.

Where do the providers come from?

Currently the providers are pulled from hl7 messages coming into MirthResults. The hl7 fields currently checked are:

  • PV1.7,8,9,17
  • PD1.4
  • ORC.12
  • OBR.16,28
  • PD1.4
  • ROL.4

Configuration

Requirements

  • MirthResults 2.2 or later
  • MirthConnect (the latest version if highly recommended)

Configuring MirthResults

Provider Group Configuration
  • Start by creating a new Provider Group. The Provider Group area of MirthResults can be found by clicking the "Setup" menu item and then selection "Provider Groups" located in the "Provisioning" sub group.
  • You should be now on a page with a list which may or may not contain Provider Groups.
  • In the task action area of the page click "New Provider Group".
  • Now you will see an edit page with some info required to create a new provider group.

Provider Group Configuration

Label

Description

Required

ID

The unique id of the group

Yes

Label

The easy to read label of the group

Yes

Group Type

The type of Provider Group, currently General is the only option

No

Associated Subject Group

Optionally pair a subject group with a provider group

No

Description

Add any extra information here

No

Clinical Message Delivery Configuration
  • Clinical Message Delivery is configured on the same page as the Provider Group as they are closely coupled.
  • Currently there are 2 destination types and both will be covered below.

General Clinical Message Delivery Configuration

Label

Description

Required

Allowed Message Types

A set of message types that are allowed to be passed through.

No

Destination Type

There are currently 2 types of destinations, HTTP and MirthConnect 2.1.1. Each destination types has it's own set of properties.

No

Destination Types
Warning

Switching between destination types will clear previously entered values for the destination type!

Useful Information

Be sure to test your settings by hitting the "Test Alert" task action AFTER saving your settings!

HTTP Destination

Label

Description

Example

Required

Channel Name

A set of message types that are allowed to be passed through.

TEST_CHANNEL

No

Host

IP/URL of where to send the message to

http://localhost

Yes

Port

Port to send the message to

92001

Yes

Mirth Connect 2.1.1 Destination

Label

Description

Example

Required

Channel Name

The name of the channel we are sending to

TEST_CHANNEL

Yes

Host

IP/URL of the host of the MirthConnect box

http://localhost

Yes

Password

password of the user being used

******

Yes

User Name

user name being used for this operation

admin

Yes

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