• Hospital Workflow
• Why HL7 – Purpose & Scope
• Development of HL7
• HL7 Messaging system
• Understanding HL7 structure
• HL7 Concepts
• Encoding Characters

• Trigger Events
• Message Types
• Segments/Structures
  1. ADT^A04
  2. MSH

• Segments/Structures

1. ADT^A04

• Segments/Structures
  1. SIU^S12
  2. DFT^P03
• Segments/Structures – custom Segments
  1. ORM^O01
  2. ORU^R01

• MDM

1. QRY
2. ACK

• Data Types 1 (Alphanumeric/numeric/identifiers)
• Data Types 2 (Demographic/coded)
• Data Types 3 (Date-Time/miscellaneous)

• Mirth Architecture and Installation
• Mirth Connect Components
  1. Dashboard
  2. Channels Tasks

• Alerts

1. Events
2. Extensions
3. Group tasks

• Mirth Connect Components

1. Summary tab and Source tab

• Mirth Connect Components

1. Source tab and Destination tab

• Mirth Connect Components
  1. Variables in destination screen
  2. Scripts tab

• Message view screen its options

• Message Forms

1. Raw, Encoded, Transformed, Sent, Response

• TCP/IP
• Folders
• SFTP/FTP
• Webservices
• Database Readers

• Creating Channels
  1. Explanation of scenario
  2. Folder to Folder – HL7 – pass thru channel with Demo

• Creating Channels
  1. Explanation of Scenarios
  2. Folder to TCP/IP – HL7 – pass thru channel with demo

• TCP/IP to Folder – pass thru channel with demo

 Mirth Connect – Channel Creations

• Creating Channels – Database Reader
  1. Database reader to a Folder
  2. Explanation of message builder Transformer

• Construct HL7 using msg builder

 Mirth Connect – Channel Creations

• Creating Channels – Database Writer
  1. Folder to Database writer
  2. Mapping variables of HL7

• Inserting Data using created variables

• XML and how it is read
• Importance of E4X and how navigation works

• JavaScript – Basics 1
  1. Variables
  2. Data Types

• Operators

1. Comparisons

Basic Programming (JS sessions include very basic concepts for mirth – not the complete tutorial)

• JavaScript – Basics 2
  1. If condition
  2. Loops – While/For/For each

• Functions

• Filters
  1. Rule builder
  2. External Script

• JavaScript

1. Use case scenarios

• Transformers
  1. Destination Set Filter
  2. External script

• JavaScript

1. Mapper
2. Message Builder
3. Use case scenarios

• Explanation of Channel Maps

• Exercises/Assignments

• Why Conformance?
• Conformance Profile 1 (Use case/dynamic)
• Conformance Profile 2 (Static)

• What is MU
• What is HIE
• CCD
• FHIR

• Describe Informatica’s approach to the data archive
• Introduction to the ILM Data Archive architecture
• Identify the components of the Data Archive

• Describe the system configuration
• Create and manage source and target connections
• Describe JDBC connectivity
• Describe auditing

• Creating and managing users
• Describing the concepts of system-defined roles
• Describe the significance of the Administrator role and its privileges
• Describe the use of security groups
• Describe the required database privileges
• Describe the various file archive roles

• Describe the ILM Enterprise Data Manager (EDM)
• Describe the EDM architecture
• Describe the key benefits of using the EDM

• Describe the archive process flow
• Create a source repository
• Create a target repository
• Create a security group
• Create and define an archive project
• Schedule and run an archive project
• Monitor the status of the archive job
• Open and read the Row Count report

• Describe the restore process
• Describe the restored flow
• Describe the various methods to restore an archive
• Describe a cycle restore project
• Describe a transaction restore project

• Describe Informatica’s approach to Application Retirement
• Describe Informatica ILM DATA ARCHIVE
• Explain ILM Data Archive Architecture

• Describe System Configuration
• Explain Source and Target Connections
• Explain JDBC Connectivity
• Describe Auditing

• Creating and Managing Users
• Understand the concept of System-Defined Roles
• Describe the significance of Administrator Role and its privileges
• Describe Security groups
• Explain Database privileges
• Describe File Archive user roles

• Describe ILM Enterprise Data Management (EDM)
• Describe its Architecture
• Describe the key features, benefits, and uses

• Describe features and architecture

• Describe the application retirement process
• Create a source repository
• Create a target repository
• Create a security group
• Create a retirement project
• Schedule and run the retirement job
• Open and read the Row Count report

• Describe how to manage attachments

• Describe Discovery Portal
• Describe retention management and types of retention
• Describe the significance of legal hold

• Introduction to Centrify tool and how to work with it.
• Learn about functions and features.
• Learn about the architecture of the tool.

• Learn to identify system requirements.
• Validate and troubleshoot the installation process.
• Configure the installed tool according to requirements.

• Since, Centrify upgrades the old security framework to a new one without creating a new set of identities or systems, therefor it is important to understand the security framework used in the old system.

• This step involves upgrading the former system to the new and advanced system, and is one of the most important steps.
• Check for any errors that might have crept into the tool during the installation process.
• This step is taken to reduce any mishap during use. A small mistake during installation may jeopardies the entire security of the system.

• All the users in the previous configuration is imported to the Centrify security.

• Introduction to Centrify tool and how to work with it.
• Learn about functions and features.
• Learn about the architecture of the tool.

• Learn to identify system requirements.
• Validate and troubleshoot the installation process.
• Configure the installed tool according to requirements.

• Since, Centrify upgrades the old security framework to a new one without creating a new set of identities or systems, therefor it is important to understand the security framework used in the old system.

• This step involves upgrading the former system to the new and advanced system, and is one of the most important steps.
• Check for any errors that might have crept into the tool during the installation process.
• This step is taken to reduce any mishap during use. A small mistake during installation may jeopardies the entire security of the system.

• All the users in the previous configuration is imported to the Centrify security.

• Introduction to Centrify tool and how to work with it.
• Learn about functions and features.
• Learn about the architecture of the tool.

• Learn to identify system requirements.
• Validate and troubleshoot the installation process.
• Configure the installed tool according to requirements.

• Since, Centrify upgrades the old security framework to a new one without creating a new set of identities or systems, therefor it is important to understand the security framework used in the old system.

• This step involves upgrading the former system to the new and advanced system, and is one of the most important steps.
• Check for any errors that might have crept into the tool during the installation process.
• This step is taken to reduce any mishap during use. A small mistake during installation may jeopardies the entire security of the system.

• All the users in the previous configuration is imported to the Centrify security.