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Most of the setup process and instructions you can find Third-Party App Setup and Support Guide on Galaxy. This document serves as a supplement - it adds details specific to Way to Health, and points you to specific sections of the Galaxy document as not all portions of that document are necessary.

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Build and testing for a connected health program

TODO

Setup and testing for Epic integration

TODO

Information to send to Way to Health

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When do we need this?

Example

Patient ID Type

Always

MRN, HUP MRN, MR, etc.

Interconnect Base URLs

  • Prod OAuth

  • Non-prod OAuth

Always

https://vendorservices.epic.com/interconnect-amcurprd-oauth/

Inbasket pool

  • Pool ID (HIP .1)

Each Inbasket where we’ll send escalations

14234

Flowsheet information

For each data point (e.g. systolic BP) that we’ll send via WebServices or HL7

Either

  • FLO .1 (e.g. 1320)

  • AND Health-system-specific OID (e.g. urn:oid:1.2.840.114350.1.13.0.1.7.2.707679)

OR

  • Flowsheet FHIR ID

Network configuration

If needed to access Interconnect

VPN info

To be worked out between your networking/security team and our sysadmin team

If we’re using a TCP-based HL7 feed (in either direction)

For inbound HL7 flowsheet, we can use the HL7v2 webservice instead

Root CA

If Interconnect’s TLS certificates are self-signed or issued by a private CA

PEM file such as yourhospital_root_ca.pem

Once we can access Interconnect, we have tools that can extract this PEM file

Program changes and shutdown

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Mechanism

Content

Flowsheet row identifiers

Encounter

Receiving system

Requires VPN

HL7 over TCP

HL7 message (ORU^R01)

OBX-3 identifier

Can be created by interface

Interface engine or Bridges

Yes

HL7 over HTTPS

Interconnect

No

Observation.Create

JSON

flowsheet ID (FLO .1)

Must already exist, and encounter ID in w2h

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