The MSH segment defines the intent, source, destination, and some specifics of the syntax of a message.

Figure 2-9 MSH attributes

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1..1-STR1-00001MSH-1Field separatorName-
2..4-STR1-00002MSH-2Encoding charactersName-
3..15-STO1-00003MSH-3Sending application24 mappings
4..20-STO1-00004MSH-4Sending facility25 mappings
5..30-STO1-00005MSH-5Receiving application33 mappings
6..30-STO1-00006MSH-6Receiving facility2destination[1].receiver(Organization)
7..26-TSO1-00007MSH-7Date / Time of message33 mappings
8..40-STO1-00008MSH-8SecurityOptionalitymeta.security
9..7-CM_MSGR1007600009MSH-9Message type23 mappings
10..20-STR1-00010MSH-10Message Control IDName2 mappings
11..1-IDR1010300011MSH-11Processing IDNamemeta
12..8-IDR1010400012MSH-12Version ID2-
13..15-NMO1-00013MSH-13Sequence number2-
14..180-STO1-00014MSH-14Continuation pointer2-
15..2-IDO1015500015MSH-15Accept acknowledgement typeNEW-
16..2-IDO1015500016MSH-16Application acknowledgement typeNEW-
17..2-IDO1-00017MSH-17Country codeNEWsender(Organization.address.country)
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Editorial Comments for MSH5

Field 11

--> 2.10.1.11, Tabelle 103

BSW
Field 5

--> 2.10.1.5, 1.6.5.1

BSW
Field 6

--> 2.10.1.6, 1.6.5.1

BSW
Field 4

--> 2.10.1.4, 1.6.5.1

BSW
Field 3

--> 2.10.1.3, 1.6.5.1

BSW