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I have been working with SIU HL7 messages, trying to get schedule items to create, however I'm getting errors that resources and facilities are never found.
I read through the documentation and some examples to build the messages, and they pull into the linklogic queue ok, but always error out. The two important ones are:
Schedule Import: Appointment not created. It does not have a valid Resource (Code 2101)
Schedule Import: Appointment not created. It does not have a valid Facility (Code 2105)
The documentation specifies that the values sent must exist in the administration setups - which they do, and I'm sending the exact values shown in the list name field for the facility and resource. I verified the appointment slot I'm creating for exists and is empty.
Does anyone have experience getting SIU messages to pull in?
Thank you.
Posted : January 5, 2018 2:32 am
We had to map ours in the MIK (Millbrook Integration Kit). Do you have this?
Laurie
Posted : January 8, 2018 1:59 am
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I did end up having to mess with the MIK, even though it was marked as inactive for linklogic. It's working now.
Thank you.
Posted : January 8, 2018 2:35 am
The MIK and Linklogic/DTS are completely unrelated interface services. Originally, the MIK was for the PM side, and Linklogic/DTS was for the EMR side. Up until Centricity Practice Solution was released (I believe late 2004), there were two separate products. Centricity Practice Management was the PM side, and Centricity EMR was the EMR side. These only communicated together via the MIK for the PM side, and Linklogic/DTS on the EMR side.
Now with both CPM and CEMR available as a sort-of merged product in CPS, the MIK and Linklogic/DTS can both still be used, but it depends on what you want to do. Since in this case you want to manipulate the schedule, I would expect to have to use the MIK since the schedule is primarily a PM side function. I have not set up an inbound SIU interface for CPS, so I don't speak from experience however.
-dp
Posted : January 8, 2018 5:27 am
