<table width="700pt"> <body> <tr> <td> <H3>Special Instructions</H3>   <p>The message generated by the Patient Demographic Source must conform to the HITSP Constraints to the message content.  <p><strong>Note:</strong> HITSP T23 applies constraints only to the QPD and PID segments of the PDQ Response Message. Additional content constraints are associated with the PDQ Query Message contents. A spreadsheet containing the full list of constraints associated with T23, can be found at <strong><a href="http://xreg2.nist.gov/hit-testing/Documents/Constraints/T23_PDQ_Constraints.xls">HITSP T23 Constraints</a></strong>.</p>    <H3>Evaluation</H3>  <p>In order to verify the test, the monitor will: <li>Request the T23 Patient Demographic Supplier to show the HL7 PDQ Response message transmitted to the Patient Demographic Consumer <li>Validate that the HL7 Query message content conforms to the HITSP specified constraints </p>  <H3>Description</H3> <p>The goal of this test is to verify that the messages generated by the Patient Identity Consumer conform to the HITSP Constraints. </p> <p> The HITSP T23 constrains the PDQ Response QPD Segment as follows: <li>QDP-3.4.2 - Must be an ISO object identifier (OID)  <li>QDP-3.4.3 - Must contain 'ISO'  <p> The HITSP T23 constrains the PDQ Response PID Segment as follows: <li> 3.4.2  Assigning Authority's Universal ID (R)- Shall only contain ISO Object Identifier (OID)   <li>  3.4.3  Assigning Authority's Universal ID Type (R) - Shall only contain 'ISO' Note: 'ISO' is the code that means 'OID' <li>  5.3  	Middle Names (RE) - If more than one middle name is available, all available middle names shall be concatenated with separating spaces in this component   <li>  10.3  	Name of Coding System #1 (O) - HL70005  		 <li>  11.1.1 Street or Mailing Address (O)- Though not required by HL7 standard, use of national postal service standardized values is strongly recommended   <li>  11.1.2 Street Name (O) -  Though not required by HL7 standard, use of national postal service standardized values is strongly recommended  	 <li>  11.1.3 Dwelling Number (O) - Though not required by HL7 standard, use of national postal service standardized values is strongly recommended    	 <li>  11.2  	Other Designation (O) - May be used for second line of Street Address   <li>  11.3  	City (O)- Though not required by HL7 standard, use of national postal service standardized values is strongly recommended   <li>  11.4  	State / Province (O) - Though not required by HL7 standard, use of national postal service standardized values is strongly recommended  	 <li>  11.5  	ZIP / Postal Code (O) - Though not required by HL7 standard, use of national postal service standardized values is strongly recommended   	 <li>  11.6  	Country (O) - Though not required by HL7 standard, use of national postal service standardized values is strongly recommended  	  			 <li>  13  	Phone Number - Home (O) - If repetition occurs, then first occurrence shall be the primary telephone number used for patient contact. 6  <li>  13.5  	Country Code (O) - Though not required by HL7 standard, use of international and national standardized values is strongly recommended. For Country Code, if no value is present, 1assumed for United States and Canada   <li>  13.6  	Area / City Code (O) - Though not required by HL7 standard, use of international and national standardized values is strongly recommended. For Country Code, if no value is present, 1assumed for United States and Canada <li>  13.7  	Local Number (O) - Though not required by HL7 standard, use of international and national standardized values is strongly recommended. For Country Code, if no value is present, 1assumed for United States and Canada <li>  22.3  	Name of Coding System #1 (O) - HL70189   <li>  22.6  	(O) <li> Values for components 22.4 and 22.5 shall be selected from the U. S. Government Race and Ethnicity Codes:  Available from: Health Information and Surveillance Systems Board, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Mailstop C08, 1600 Clifton Road, NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30333  <p>The HITSP T23 does not further constrain the PDQ Query MSH or RCP segments   <h3><a id='6'>Additional Resources</a></h3> <p>The HISTP Interoperability Specifications and related documents can be freely obtained from <strong><a href="http://hitsp.org">www.hitsp.org</a></strong>.   </font> </td> </tr> </body> <table width="700pt"> 