OpenMRS Version: I have OpenMRS standalone 2.2 version installed on my system. I need to send HL7 message to Mirth Connect when a new patient is created. How can I configure OpenMRS to do this? I came across this page : https://wiki.openmrs.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=13599071 Has HL7 Output p…

Sure @vundamat … you can see what we are doing here: [image] PIH/openmrs-module-pacsintegration Contribute to PIH/openmrs-module-pacsintegration development by creating an account on GitHub. In summary, we listen for order events using the Events module (OrderEve…

Hi @vundamat , that module never was completed, but this was https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/docs/HL7Query+Module . Does this suit your needs?

@surangak Thanks a lot! I had a look at the link that you have mentioned. I need to send HL7 messages automatically to MirthConnect when a new patient is created. Do you think I can do that using this module?

I assume that Mirth Connect is not running on the same machine as OpenMRS? We had a similar requirement, but both Mirth and OpenMRS were running on the same machine so we we were able to a use a somewhat-hacky queue by having them both connect to the same database.

@mogoodrich Could you please tell me how you could do that? Thanks in advance!

Thanks a lot for sharing this valuable information with me! So, in order to complete my task (to detect when a patient is created in OpenMRS and send patient information to Mirth), I would have to first listen for the CREATE event using the Events module right?

Yes, that is the way we did it, but I’m sure there are other approaches you could take.

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