Adding ReferringPhysician in Worklists

the "---" is supposed to be replaced with the HL7 message segment that contains the referring physician.

personally I use Mirth (http://www.mirthproject.org) to do a direct HL7 feed in to the conquest database. and fill in all the fields that are possible.

you can also use http://www.image-systems.biz/content/view/222/293/lang,en/ (IQ DicomTest) to query your conquest worklist to make sure that the results being returned are accurate. anything that your machine is not seeing, would be a problem with the machine, and I would contact AGFA regarding.

Hi,

and don't forget to clear the worklist after adding fields in dicom.sql. This is not necessary when changing HL7 segments.

Marcel

Hi,

look at a sample of your data (and the sample.hl7 that I included). It is easy to determine the segment visually. For instance when you use segment "OBR.3" The first 3 characters correspond with the first 3 characters in line of the HL7 message. The "3" means it looks after the 3rd separator in that line.

Marcel

Hi,

HL7 data should come from your hospital information system to fill in the worklist. Otherwise a worklist has little meaning. In the installation files of the server, a sample HL7 file is included. Hl7 files can be loade with drag and drop or with a batch file. Search for HL7 in the manual

Marcel

if you are filling in the worklist database through a web interface, then you do not need to mess with any HL7
just populate the dicomworklist table in your conquest database with your schedule data. now if you're using a Health Information System or Radiology Information System (Meditech, or Synergy, Etc.) then your scheduled radiology orders would be sent out of an HL7 interface to an interface that can dump in to the Conquest Database (Mirth) or to a file folder (nule.org HL7Comm) for dgate.exe to process..

sounds to me like you're not using a HIS or RIS though. so you'll just want to write your data to whatever database you're using for scheduling and sync the appropriate fields with the dicomworklist table in the conquest database.

Hi,

So you can just add fields to worklist in dicom.sql, clear the worklist database (that recreates it) and see if your fields appear. Note: copy the new dicom.sql to our web interface to make it recognize the new fields as well.

Marcel

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Hi,

HL7 data should come from your hospital information system to fill in the worklist. Otherwise a worklist has little meaning. In the installation files of the server, a sample HL7 file is included. Hl7 files can be loade with drag and drop or with a batch file. Search for HL7 in the manual

Marcel

Thanks for highlighting the importance of HL7 data integration for a meaningful worklist in the hospital information system. Your suggestion to check the manual for information on loading HL7 files is valuable for ensuring seamless implementation. Additionally, if you're interested in exploring more about the importance of health management information systems, you might find this resource helpful: