The PatientManager tool integrates the Patient Identifier Cross-Reference Consumer actor defined by the Patient Identifier Cross-Referencing (PIX) and Patient Identifier Cross-Referencing (PIXV3) integration profiles.
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For this transaction, the Patient Identifier Cross-Reference Consumer actor plays the role of a responder. In this configuration we are not interested in testing the behaviour of the consumer but rather the conformance of the messages sent by the PIX Manager. As a consequence, the PIX Consumer will simply acknowledge the ADT^A31^ADT_A05 and PRPA_IN201302UV02 messages but no other action will be taken.
To send PIX Update Notification messages to our Patient Identifier Cross-Reference Consumer actor, review the configuration of this part of the tool.
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The Patient Identifier Cross-Reference Consumer actor plays the role of the initiator in the PIX Query (ITI-9) and PIXV3 Query (ITI-45). In this configuration, the tool needs some information concerning your system under test in order to be able to send messages to it. If it is your first time in this application, do not forget to register your system under test as a PIX Manager or PIXV3 Manager, respectively under the SUT Configurations-->HL7 responders or SUT Configurations --> HL7V3 Responders menu.
From menu
Select the system under test to query from the drop-down menu entitled "System under test". Look at the connection information displayed at right of the sequence diagram and make sure they meet your system configuration.
PIX and PIXV3 screens slightly differs because of the format of the patient identifiers in HL7V2 and HL7V3 but the main purpose is similar.
Fill out the person identifier you want to query your system for. Optionally add one or more domains to be returned in the response.
Finally hit the send message button.
The received response is parsed to extract the identifiers returned by your system (if some).
Finally, in the test report section, the messages exchanged for the test are logged and you can ask the tool to validate them; the Gazelle HL7 Validator will be called to do so.