Initializing Assigning Authority Values - HL7 Module - Foundation 23.1 - Foundation 23.1 - Ready - OnBase - Essential - Premier - Standard - external - Premier - Standard - Essential

HL7 Module

Platform
OnBase
Product
HL7 Module
Release
Foundation 23.1
License
Premier
Standard
Essential

When introducing assigning authorities for medical record identifiers (MRN, MPI, or Chart ID), you must run an initializer task to configure default assigning authorities. Assigning authority fields cannot have blank or null values, so this task ensures that records include a default assigning authority for the specified identifiers. See the Unity Scheduler documentation for general information on how to create tasks.

You can also safely run multiple services to perform the initialization process. This allows processing throughput to be increased by running multiple services concurrently. The process of updating individual documents can be sped up by having documents of multiple Document Types concurrently updated. Each instance of the Unity Scheduler will work on a separate Document Type.

Note:

Multiple services should be for the same Task, meaning that multiple NT Services should be running under the same Task Group to allow for an increase in concurrent processing. Do not attempt to improve performance by creating multiple Tasks or Task Groups. It is more effective to run multiple clients all configured for the same Task.

To create an assigning authority initializer task:

  1. Select Medical Records Assigning Authority Initializer from the drop-down list when prompted to select the type of task you want to create.
    Note:

    You can create multiple Medical Records Assigning Authority Initializer tasks, however, only one task will run at a time.

  2. Click Next. Special instructions for the task are displayed on the next page of the wizard.
    CAUTION:

    Before executing the assigning authority initializer, ensure that assigning authority fields have been properly configured. The changes made by the initializer task cannot be undone. Use a test environment to ensure unwanted changes are not introduced before initializing assigning authorities in production systems.

  3. Click Next. The next page of the wizard is used to specify which identifier fields should be initialized with a default assigning authority value.
  4. Select one or more of the Master Patient Index, Medical Record, or Chart options to initialize that identifier with an assigning authority.
  5. For each selected identifier field, enter the assigning authority value to use in the Default Value field.
    Note:

    If any medical record documents are locked because their attached charts have been closed, their Keyword Values are not updated by the Assigning Authority Initializer. After the task is executed, these documents are listed in the Document Errors tab, and can be re-indexed manually as needed.

  6. Click Next. The next page allows you to assign User Groups to the task.
  7. Select a User Group from the User Groups drop-down list and click the Add button to give users from that group access to run the task.
  8. When all necessary User Groups have been added, click Next. The next page is used to schedule the task.
  9. Optionally, configure a schedule for the task to run repeatedly. See the Unity Scheduler documentation on Configuring Tasks for more information on scheduling.
  10. Click Next. The next page allows you to specify a start and end time for the task.
  11. Optionally, you can select either the The task should start at or The task should no longer execute after option and specify a time for task execution.
  12. Click Next. The last page in the wizard displays a summary of the task configuration.
  13. Review the task summary, and click Finish to create the task as configured.
  14. If you did not schedule a time for the task to run, you can execute it manually by selecting it from the Tasks list and clicking Execute.