AS/NZS 4700.3:1999
Implementation of Health Level Seven (HL7) - Electronic messages for exchange of information on drug prescription
Defines the implementation by Australian and New Zealand health care organizations of the American Standard Health Level Seven Version 2.3 for communication between prescribers, dispensers, funders, regulators, drug information sources and consumers.
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AS/NZS 4700.3:1999 IMPLEMENTATION OF HEALTH LEVEL SEVEN (HL7) VERSION 2.3 - ELECTRONIC MESSAGES FOR EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION ON
PREFACE
CONTENTS
1 SCOPE
2 APPLICATION
3 REFERENCED AND RELATED DOCUMENTS
3.1 Referenced documents
3.2 Related documents
4 DEFINITIONS
4.1 Admitted patient
4.2 Dispensary business unit
4.3 Dispenser
4.4 Dispensing
4.5 Drug information source
4.6 Filler
4.7 Funder
4.8 Non-admitted patient
4.9 Order
4.10 Order detail segment
4.11 Patient
4.12 Patient’s agent
4.13 Patient medication record
4.14 Placer
4.15 Placer order group
4.16 Prescriber
4.17 Prescription
4.18 Regulator
4.19 Therapeutic product
4.20 Trigger event
4.21 Visit
5 OVERVIEW
5.1 General
5.2 Interchange diagram
5.3 Interchanges
5.4 Functional messages
6 MESSAGES
6.1 Message structural overview
6.2 Order messages
6.2.1 ORM Order message
6.2.2 ORR Pharmacy prescription response message
6.3 Pharmacy encoding messages
6.3.1 RDE Pharmacy encoded order message
6.3.2 RRE Pharmacy encoded order acknowledgment message
6.4 Pharmacy dispensing messages
6.4.1 RDS Pharmacy dispense message
6.4.2 RRD Pharmacy dispense acknowledgment message
6.5 Pharmacy prescription give messages
6.5.1 RGV Pharmacy give message
6.5.2 RRG Pharmacy give acknowledgment message
6.6 Pharmacy administration messages
6.6.1 RAS Pharmacy administration message
6.6.2 RRA Pharmacy administration acknowledgment message
7 MESSAGE SEGMENTS
7.1 General
7.2 Provider data (PRD) segment
7.3 Common order (ORC) segment
7.4 Pharmacy prescription order (RXO) segment
7.5 Pharmacy route (RXR) segment
7.6 Pharmacy component (RXC) segment
7.7 Pharmacy encoded order (RXE) segment
7.8 Pharmacy dispense (RXD) segment
7.9 Pharmacy give and acknowledgment message (RXG) segment
7.10 Pharmacy administration and acknowledgment message (RXA) segment
7.11 Observation/Result (OBX) segment
7.12 Billing (BLG) segment
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AS/NZS 4700.3:1999 IMPLEMENTATION OF HEALTH LEVEL SEVEN (HL7) VERSION 2.3 - ELECTRONIC MESSAGES FOR EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION ON
PREFACE
CONTENTS
1 SCOPE
2 APPLICATION
3 REFERENCED AND RELATED DOCUMENTS
3.1 Referenced documents
3.2 Related documents
4 DEFINITIONS
4.1 Admitted patient
4.2 Dispensary business unit
4.3 Dispenser
4.4 Dispensing
4.5 Drug information source
4.6 Filler
4.7 Funder
4.8 Non-admitted patient
4.9 Order
4.10 Order detail segment
4.11 Patient
4.12 Patient’s agent
4.13 Patient medication record
4.14 Placer
4.15 Placer order group
4.16 Prescriber
4.17 Prescription
4.18 Regulator
4.19 Therapeutic product
4.20 Trigger event
4.21 Visit
5 OVERVIEW
5.1 General
5.2 Interchange diagram
5.3 Interchanges
5.4 Functional messages
6 MESSAGES
6.1 Message structural overview
6.2 Order messages
6.2.1 ORM Order message
6.2.2 ORR Pharmacy prescription response message
6.3 Pharmacy encoding messages
6.3.1 RDE Pharmacy encoded order message
6.3.2 RRE Pharmacy encoded order acknowledgment message
6.4 Pharmacy dispensing messages
6.4.1 RDS Pharmacy dispense message
6.4.2 RRD Pharmacy dispense acknowledgment message
6.5 Pharmacy prescription give messages
6.5.1 RGV Pharmacy give message
6.5.2 RRG Pharmacy give acknowledgment message
6.6 Pharmacy administration messages
6.6.1 RAS Pharmacy administration message
6.6.2 RRA Pharmacy administration acknowledgment message
7 MESSAGE SEGMENTS
7.1 General
7.2 Provider data (PRD) segment
7.3 Common order (ORC) segment
7.4 Pharmacy prescription order (RXO) segment
7.5 Pharmacy route (RXR) segment
7.6 Pharmacy component (RXC) segment
7.7 Pharmacy encoded order (RXE) segment
7.8 Pharmacy dispense (RXD) segment
7.9 Pharmacy give and acknowledgment message (RXG) segment
7.10 Pharmacy administration and acknowledgment message (RXA) segment
7.11 Observation/Result (OBX) segment
7.12 Billing (BLG) segment
AS/NZS 4700.3:1999
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