Split ORM into individual Messages

[Omar Ujageer]

Hi All,

My issue is that I need to split out an inbound ORM message from our HIS LAB Application into individual separate messages for each OBR encountered.( example below ) and route each message separately to the vendor. So for the example below(inbound), I would have 3 messages going to my outbound.

I already have an x-late that contains a SUPPRESS action at the top of the design and I have two iterates currently to group

by the ORC Segment with a SEND action after the second iterate. That is not working. I get a duplicate messages in the Xlate testing tool of the first OBR and it never gets to the second.  I have tried many different combinations before coming to post this question however I am a newbie and am quite frustrated to say the least. Can you please provide some guidance/help ?

MSH|^~&|LAB|CSH|||201201241527||ORM^O01|82.1|D|2.3|||AL|NE|

PID|1||M000000241|M289|CSHTESTING^FROMOPTIMU||20080101|M||1|200 SOMERSET STREET^^NEW BRUNSWICK^NJ^08816|||||S||F00000000961|

PV1|1|I|NB.PAT3^315A^A^CSH|RO|||FANTMIC^Fantasia^Michele^^^^MD|FANTMIC^Fantasia^Michele^^^^MD||NB REHAB||||UNK|||YALAKRI^Yalamanchi^Krishan^^^^MD|IN||G|||||||||||||||||||CSH||ADM|||201111291112|

ORC|NW|90^LAB||012412:C1||N|^^^^^R||201201241527|

NTE|1||LAB Specimen Type: Blood|

OBR|1|90^LAB||TBIL^BILIRUBIN,TOTAL^L|||201201241525|||||||||CASTFRA^Castello^Frank^V^^^MD||00000088||||||LAB|||^^^^^R|

OBR|2|90^LAB||AMYL^Amalyse^L|||201201241525|||||||||CASTFRA^Castello^Frank^V^^^MD||00000088||||||LAB|||^^^^^R|

OBR|3|90^LAB||CBCWD^CBC^L|||201201241525|||||||||CASTFRA^Castello^Frank^V^^^MD||00000088||||||LAB|||^^^^^R|

OBX|1|CE|LABSPEC^LAB Specimen Type:||BLD^Blood|

Thanks

Omar

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[Robert Kersemakers]

Hi Omar,

Sounds like you have a problem with the basis of your second ITERATE. If you post more information (like a screenprint of part pf the Xlate with the iterations and a screenprint of the variant you’re using) we can try to help you out.

Zuyderland Medisch Centrum; Heerlen/Sittard; The Netherlands

[Omar Ujageer]

Hi Robert,

              Thanks for responding ! Jim Koleskey helped out with my variant and basis which solved the problem. So yes, the ITERATE was an issue. I thank you and especially Jim for his time and expertise and willingness to share which helped me to solve the issue and get a better understanding of where I was going wrong

Regards,

Omar

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