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As Mirth Corporation says on their web-site, "Mirth Connect is the Swiss Army knife of healthcare integration engines, specifically designed for HL7 message integration. It provides the necessary tools for developing, testing, deploying, and monitoring interfaces. And because it's open source, you get all of the advantages of a large community of users with commercial quality support."
The focus of this book is to introduce readers to version 3.x of Mirth Connect to the point that they confident enough to start building their own healthcare data exchange interfaces.
By implementing an imaginary Eligibility Query Service, described in this book, some of the topics you will cover are schema and Schematron validation, XSL Transformation, database connection pool creation, acknowledgements implementation, Mirth extensions implementation and sending objects via the ActiveMQ Message Broker.
Each connection point (channel) is explained in a separate chapter, which in turn provides step-by-step instructions how to create and code data transformation rules.
| Chapter 1 | Getting Started |
| Chapter 2 | What is a Channel? |
| Chapter 3 | Creating a Channel |
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| Chapter 5 | Query Sender Channel |
| Chapter 6 | HL7v2 to HL7v3 Transformer Channel |
| Chapter 7 | Data Logger Channel |
| Chapter 8 | HL7v3 Verification Channel |
| Chapter 9 | Response Sender Channel |
| Chapter 10 | HL7v3 to HL7v2 Transformer Channel |
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| Chapter 12 | HL7v2 ACK Channel |
| Chapter 13 | HL7v3 ACK Channel |
| Chapter 14 | HL7v3 Verification Channel |
| Chapter 15 | HL7v2 to HL7v3 Transformation Channel ACK |
| Chapter 16 | Query Sender Channel ACK |
| Chapter 17 | Debugging JavaScript in Mirth Connect |
| Chapter 18 | Utilizing JMS (Java Message Service) |
| Chapter 18 | Polling Web Services |
| Chapter 19 | Building Extensions |
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