RHIO PID
Richard McHenry
I am new to this and have what I think is a relatively easy question.
Where/when do I receive the unique RHIO PID for a patient? Is it returned
from an A04 patient registration feed?
Or is there a specific query that returns this information?
Thanks,
Richard McHenry
Senior R&D Programmer/Analyst
CPSI
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In the connectathon tests (unit tests), we will tell you where to obtain the RHIO/global ID.
In most cases, you will get the global ID by performing a PDQ query or a PIX query.
The tests will give you a local ID, and you could use PIX to find the global ID.
For some unit tests, you might just enter it by hand.
For the HIMSS demo, it is much more tightly scripted. An ADT system sends the global
ID to the PDQ servers and the PIX servers. You can receive a "local" ID from the same
ADT system (but it will be a local ID and not the global ID). You are then expected to
perform a PIX query or a PDQ query to get the RHIO ID.
Might be easier to explain with a phone call.
steve
"Richard McHenry" <rich...@cpsinet.com>
01/04/2007 04:46 PM
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