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  • December 5, 2005 at 2:47 pm #48183
    Anonymous
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      Is anyone in Cloverleaf-land using the Centricity PM interface kit, also known as the MIK?

      According to our interface specialist with GE, we cannot null a field out through the interface.  This makes absolutely no sense to me.  Apparantly, this means once a patient has (for example) an address line 2, they will always have one because I can’t remove it via the interface.

      I know HL7 says using “” should null a field out, but not according to our GE interface specialist.

      Are there any Cloverleaf users who have done this interface, and how are you handling this?  Thank you

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      • December 6, 2005 at 2:06 pm #57928
        Anonymous
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          Thought any future MIK users may like to know that two spaces will null out a field.

          GE didn’t seem to know that, or at least weren’t willing to share with their “customer” – so I thought I’d share with the rest of you.

        • April 15, 2009 at 4:36 pm #57929
          Mark Stancil
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            Hi Matt,

            I am working with folks using the Milbrook Integration Kit and they are saying that they cannot do a normal real time TCPIP connection.  They can only do an asynchronous TCP connection.  Basically I would have to send data on a port but MIK can only send the acknowlegement on a different port.

            They said they can accept file based messages as well.

            Can I ask how you send and receive data with MIK?

            Thanks!

            Mark

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