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Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare FHIR Connector User Guide

Other Interactions

Any interaction that doesn't require a payload/body is usually going to use either a GET or DELETE request. Some of these requests have the resource ID or version ID baked directly into the URL. If that is the case, a Path Params table will become visible where you can enter values for those variables. A Query Parameters table will also show up. You can use the drop-down menu to select a standard or supported query parameter, or you can edit it manually with your own custom parameters. Parent topic: Selecting an Interaction / Operation

Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare FHIR Connector User Guide

Selecting an Interaction / Operation

If you haven't retrieved a remote capability statement, then by default the FHIR Sender will be populated with all known resources, interactions, operations, and parameters. Once you retrieve and cache a capability statement, only the interactions etc. supported by the server will be shown in the drop-down menus. The first thing to decide is whether you want your FHIR Sender destination to invoke a Resource-specific interaction, or a System-wide interaction. Select either Resource or System next to Interaction Type: The Interaction / Operation drop-down menu will change depending on which interaction type you choose. Once you select one, the Path and options underneath it will change. Creating/Updating/Patching Interactions Other Interactions Searching Parent topic: FHIR Sender

Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide

Advanced Search Filter

Select on the Advanced.. button in the event browser search pane to open the Advanced Search Filter. Item Name Description C User The user associated with the event. The System user is reserved for events where no user is associated, such as startup / shutdown or the Data Pruner. D Outcome For user requests and server tasks, Outcome indicates whether the action was successful or not. E Attribute To search for a specific attribute, such as patient_id. F IP Address For user requests, the IP address of the originating client. G Server ID The unique ID of the server from which the event was logged. Parent topic: Searching Events

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help

Search Patient Documents

You can search with a single term or multiple terms within all or specific documents generated on a patient chart in the Search Documents window. You can search for documents in all patient encounters, a specific encounter date, or an encounter date range. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR, and select a patient from the Patient Lookup window. Select the Encounters or Categories tab. Select .The Search Documents window opens. Enter single or multiple keywords and phrases related to your desired document in the search box. Tip: For example, you can search by headache, cluster headache, strep, or streptococcus. Note: You can limit your search criteria by selecting the search parameters that include specific documents and encounter range in the Hide/Show Filters section. Select Search. The Search Documents window displays the list of documents, matching phrases or keywords entered in the search bar. Note: If your search includes renamed documents, the Search errors window opens displaying a lis

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help

Entering Search Criteria for Patient Lookup

You can search for a person or patient on the People Lookup and Patient Lookup windows. You can use multiple parameters for the search criteria. For example, you can enter a part of the last name, first name, and birth date. When you search by name (Last, First, Preferred, Middle, Previous Last, Mother's Maiden Name), you can use an asterisk as a wild card character as follows: *abc: searches for names that start with any letter or letters, followed by abc. Ab*c: searches for names that start with Ab, followed by any letter or letters, followed by c. Abc* searches for names that start with Abc, followed by any letter or letters. Note: Fields with the Lightning bolt indicator for direct match searches indicator are for direct match searches and cannot be used with other search criteria. When the People Lookup or Patient Lookup window first opens in NextGen® Enterprise EHR, the cursor appears on the field selected as the Initial field in your user Preferences, General tab. In NextGen® En

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help

Search Patient Documents

You can search with a single term or multiple terms within all or specific documents generated on a patient chart in the Search Documents window. You can search for documents in all patient encounters, a specific encounter date, or an encounter date range. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR, and select a patient from the Patient Lookup window. Select the Encounter History or Categories tab. Select .The Search Documents window opens. Enter single or multiple keywords and phrases related to your desired document in the search box. Tip: For example, you can search by headache, cluster headache, strep, or streptococcus. Note: You can limit your search criteria by selecting the search parameters that include specific documents and encounter range in the Hide/Show Filters section. Select Search. The Search Documents window displays the list of documents, matching phrases or keywords entered in the search bar. Note: If your search includes renamed documents, the Search errors window opens displayin

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Other Interactions

Selecting an Interaction / Operation

Advanced Search Filter

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Other Interactions

Selecting an Interaction / Operation

Advanced Search Filter

Search Patient Documents

Entering Search Criteria for Patient Lookup

Search Patient Documents