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Why is HL7 important and how it works?

HL7 is important because it is the standard for exchanging health information electronically. This means that all healthcare organizations and healthcare clinics that use electronic health records (EHRs) must use HL7 in order to exchange patient information.

Our two major components of the HL7 tool kits are HL7 message encoder/decoder and HL7 message communicator.

Message Encoder / Decoder

Inclusive of various messages handling, parsing, filtering, encoding, and decoding. It also helps to translate the messages.

Communicator

Transmission and receiving of HL7 Message packets are done through network communication by the Communicators.

Platform

Built-in Servers and APIs use profiles from the libraries and exposed API’s to consume applications.

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Level 7

Though other protocols have superseded it, the application level of Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) stays as the most critical place to begin when it comes to the study of network architecture. The seventh level of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) seven-layer communications model for Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) is referred to as Level 7.

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Health Level Seven - HL7

HL7 compliance services from HealthTechWiz can help you ensure that your organization's EHR systems are compliant with HL7 standards. Our services can help you assess your current level of compliance, identify gaps in compliance, and develop and implement strategies to improve compliance. We can also provide training and support to help you maintain compliance with HL7 standards.

Types of HL7 Transactions

Patient admit notifications

Patient discharges

Patient transfers

Pharmacy orders

Clinical study information

Diet orders and much more

Exchange Of Data

Electronic Health information can be retrieved, exchanged, integrated, and shared through a framework that has been provided by HL7 and its members. This will define data transfer between parties, structure and data types, language setting, and other logistics required for integration between systems. These HL7 Standards are commonly used globally as they provide sturdy practices and evaluate health services. The data standards thus shared will be shared in a consistent, confidential, and uniform manner. These have paved the way for the development of Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) as well as the adoption of APIs for health IT.

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