HL7 v2.5.1 Specificationsv2.5.1

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NMD: Application management data message

This page lists the structures and trigger events NMD defines, taken from the standard. The written commentary that theADT page carries has not been written for NMD.

Recognising NMD messages

NMD announces itself in MSH-9 like this:

MSH-9NMD^N02^NMD_N02
  1. MSH-9.1NMDmessage code: what kind of message this is
  2. MSH-9.2N02trigger event: what happened in the real world: application management data message
  3. MSH-9.3NMD_N02message structure: which segments to expect, and in what order

How to use these specifications explains MSH-9 in full, with a worked example.

Message structures

NMD takes 1 structure.

NMD_N02: Application Management Data Message

Sent when one thing happens: N02: Application Management Data Message.

You must always send: MSH. Everything else is optional, or required only inside a group you chose to send.

SegmentNameOPTCardinality
MSHR1..1
SFTO0..*
CLOCK_AND_STATS_WITH_NOTESa group of 3 segments, repeated togetherR1..*
CLOCKa group of 2 segments, repeated togetherO0..1
NCKin CLOCKR1..1
NTEin CLOCKO0..*
APP_STATSa group of 2 segments, repeated togetherO0..1
NSTin APP_STATSR1..1
NTEin APP_STATSO0..*
APP_STATUSa group of 2 segments, repeated togetherO0..1
NSCin APP_STATUSR1..1
NTEin APP_STATUSO0..*

R inside a group means required of that group. Send the group and you must include that segment; leave the group out and it never appears. This structure has 4 such groups: CLOCK_AND_STATS_WITH_NOTES, CLOCK, APP_STATS, APP_STATUS.

Trigger events

The trigger event is the real-world thing that made the message get sent. NMD defines 1.

EventNameStructure
N02Application Management Data MessageNMD_N02