<H3>Special Instructions</H3> This test is only for systems which support the USB Option in the XDM profile. <p>A spreadsheet illustrates the options supported by XDM Portable Media Creator and Portable Media Importer systems in the Feb 09 NA Connectathon, as well as the IHE Content profiles supported by the PMC actors who are creating XDM media.</p>  Access the <a  href=http://ihewiki.wustl.edu/wiki/index.php/North_America_2009#Feb_23-27.2C_2009:_Connectathon_Week_Survival >'partners' spreadsheet</a>.   <p> The Importer system must find a Portable Media Creator who supports content that you support, and is required to  demonstrate some form of 'processing of medical data' in the types of documents  it is designed to support.</p>   <p> You may want to run test <b>XDM_Audit_Import</b> at the same time. </p> <H3>Description</H3> This test case is used to import XDM-formatted media created by Portable Media Creators in test <b>XDM_USB_Creation</b>.  Connectathon Monitors have collected sample media from Portable Media Creators.   <p> </p> <H3>Evaluation</H3> The Connectathon Monitor verifies that: <ul> <li>Supported documents are successfully imported into the system.  The operator of the Importer system may demonstrate this by various means, eg displaying the imported document (after the media has been removed from the system); displaying contents from the imported file(s) in the system's database <li>The Importer system can demonstrate some form of 'processing of medical data' in the types of documents it is designed to support.  Ie it is not sufficient to just write the imported document to the Importer system's hard disk. <li>Referring to the spreadsheet in the 'Special Instructions' section, the Portable Media Importer must demonstrate successful import and processing for each supported document type. <li>The Importer has a method for verifying the integrity of the media by comparing the size and hash values of the entries in METADATA.XML to the relevant submission set directory(ies).   