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Rethinking Radiology Workflow
integration engine for radiology. Imaging centers offering electronic data exchanges will strengthen their reputation with referring physicians.
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Rhapsody Earns Top Integration Engine Award in 2025 Best in KLAS® Report
Industry-Leading Digital Health Enablement and Interoperability Platform Receives Top Recognition for 16th Consecutive Year
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Making References Labs More Competitive and Profitable with an Integration Engine
More competitive reference labs have discovered an interface engine is no longer optional. It has become mission critical—an indispensable tool for better results.
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CCD-Continuity of Care Document
The Continuity of Care Document (CCD) is used to share summary information about the patient within the broader context of the personal health record.
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HL7 Cardinality
Cardinality defines how many times an element must/may appear in a HL7 message. Represented as minimum and maximum instance counts, e.g., 0-to-n or 1-to-1.
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HL7 Acknowledgement (ACK)
HL7 ACKs (including original mode acknowledgements and enhanced mode acknowledgements) and non-HL7 ACKs (also known as static string acknowledgements).
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HL7 ADT–Admit Discharge Transfer
HL7 ADT messages carry patient demographic information and provide data about trigger events (such as patient admit, discharge, transfer, registration, etc.).
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HL7 CDA
CDA is an XML-based standard used for clinical document exchange developed by Health Level Seven, and is based on the HL7 Reference Information Model (RIM).
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HL7 DFT Message
The HL7 DFT message describes a financial transaction that is sent to a billing system and is used for patient accounting purposes
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HL7 Encoding Characters
Encoding characters are used to construct an HL7 message, defining how data is separated in an HL7 message, and are defined dynamically in the MSH segment.
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