Mapping Messages: HL7 to HL7
Beginner: 15m: How to map all of a message from an HL7 input to an HL7 output.
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Beginner: 15m: How to map all of a message from an HL7 input to an HL7 output.
Beginner: 20m: How to map a message from an HL7 input to a database.
Beginner: 15m: How to map a message from an HL7 input to an XML output.
Beginner: 15m: How to map a message from an HL7 input to an JSON output.
Beginner: 20m: How to map a message from a JSON input to a database.
Beginner: 5m: Mapping messages between all message types follows the same general pattern.
Beginner: 15m: How to filter out messages that you don't want to transmit to the target system.
Beginner: 15m: How to modify message data before you transmit it to the target system.
Beginner: 20m: How to modify message data before you transmit it to the target system.
Beginner: 15m: How to modify message data before you transmit it to the target system.
Beginner: 15m: How to modify message data before you transmit it to the target system.
Beginner: 5m: Transformations between all message types follows the same general pattern.
Beginner: 20m: Use conn:execute{} to insert HL7 messages into a database.
Beginner: 20m: Use conn:execute{} to insert XML messages into a database.
Beginner: 20m: Use conn:execute{} to insert JSON messages into a database.
Intermediate: 40m: Use conn:execute{} to insert messages from a source DB into a target DB.
Beginner: 20m: Use conn:execute{} to update database records corresponding to HL7 messages.
Beginner: 20m: Use conn:execute{} to update database records corresponding to XML messages.
Beginner: 20m: Use conn:execute{} to update database records corresponding to JSON messages.
Intermediate: 40m: Use conn:execute{} to update DB records using data from another DB.