Country-Specific

Integrations for use cases specific to outside the United States.

Netherlands

Organizations in the Netherlands can exchange HL7 CDA documents using Care Everywhere to connect to other health systems that care for patients. Epic can also send and receive documents using the following CDA standards:
  • Zorginformatiebouwstenen, Generieke Overdrachtsgegevens, and the Basisgegevensset Zorg.
  • eOverdracht, a nursing-specific CDA standard.

Epic provides the following interface specifications to support exchanging information specific to the Nethelands.

Outgoing Medication Orders read the specOutgoing Medication Orders technical specification

Sends outgoing e-prescribed medication orders, following Dutch HL7 v3 Standards (MP6).

Outgoing Medication Dispense History Query

Queries the Landelijk SchakelPunt (LSP) to retrieve patient medication data. Certified with VZVZ. This interface follows the Dutch HL7 v3 standards implemented within AORTA.

Data Exchange with DBC Onderhoud Grouper

Sends Diagnosis Behandeling Combinatie (DBC) and charge information from Epic to the VECOZO Declaratie Grouper (Netherlands). The Grouper retrieves a billable product and billing code (DBC-zorgproduct).

Outgoing BSN Verification Query read the specOutgoing BSN Verification Query technical specification

BSN or Burgerservicenummer verification is required in the Netherlands. There are two types of BSN queries: BSN request, and BSN verification. Using provided demographic data, a BSN request will retrieve and store the BSN for a patient, whereas the BSN verification serves to validate that the BSN a user has stored to the patient record is correct.
Current integrations include
  • Sectorale Berichten Voorziening in de Zorg

Outgoing COV Verification Query

The interface queries Vecozo and uses the VZ37/VZ38 standard to retrieve and store insurance information for a patient. This interface uses the VZ37 / VZ38 standard.

Outgoing Perinatal Data read the specOutgoing Perinatal Data technical specification

Submits summary reports at the end of each pregnancy to Perined, a national registry in the Netherlands that records obstetric data. This interface uses the XML HL7 NL standard.