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If the patient has an active problem with this SNOMED code and the unique identifier does reference the existing problem, the start and stop dates will be updated and the problem status will be set to active.

If the patient has an active problem with this SNOMED code in their medical chart, but the unique identifier received does not refer to the existing problem, the existing problem will be marked inactive and the new problem will be inserted and linked to the unique identifier. Start and stop dates are allowed in PPR-7 and PPR-9 respectively, but either or both can be omitted and the problem will still be inserted. There must be a problem in the Open Dental database with the same SNOMED code assigned, and there must be a unique identifier with assigning authority root in PPR-4.0 and PPR-4.2 respectively. The problem code in PPR-3.0 must be a SNOMED code identified by SNM (not case sensitive) in PPR-3.2. PPR - Patient Problem Message: Either adds a new problem or updates an existing problem, based on the problem action field, usually PPR-1. If an inbound ADT message is defined, changes made to patient information within Open Dental may be overwritten by the next inbound ADT message for the patient. If an acknowledgment is not received within 5 seconds of sending a message, an event log warning will be entered and the message will be resent within 6 seconds.ĪDT - Patient Demographics Message: Updates patient demographic information. Generic HL7 Message Structure, eCW HL7 Message Structure, LabCorp HL7 Definition Inbound MessagesĪCK - General Acknowledgment Message: In TCP/IP mode, every message sent by Open Dental should be acknowledged by the receiving software. Outbound message type descriptions also include what actions in Open Dental cause an outbound message. Below is a description of HL7 inbound and outbound message types that are supported.

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