RGV_O15
RGV - Pharmacy/Treatment Give Message (Event O15)
41 segments · 1 events
When the "give" (i.e., administration) information needs to be transmitted from the pharmacy or treatment application to another application, it is done with the RGV message. The RGV message uses the RXG segment to record drug or treatment administration instructions, which is not contained in an RDS, dispense message. The RGV message may carry information about a single scheduled administration on a drug or treatment, or it may carry information about multiple administrations. If the pharmacy or treatment application (or some other application) needs to create an unambiguous MAR report where each administration is matched to a particular give date/time instruction, it may use the RGV message as described in the following way:
For each scheduled administration of the medication, the pharmacy/treatment issues either a single RGV message or a single RGV message with multiple RXG segments, one for each scheduled administration. The actual administrations (transmitted by one or more RAS messages) are matched against the scheduled ones by recording in each RXA segment the Give Sub-ID of the corresponding RXG segment. If more than one administration needs to be matched (as in the case of recording a change or rate of an IV solution) the administering application issues additional RXA segment(s) (corresponding to the same RXG segment). If no matching is needed, the Give Sub-ID of the RXA segments has the value zero (0).
Message Structure
41 segments
R RequiredO Optional Choice
MSH
R1ARV
O*SFT
O*UAC
O1NTE
O*PATIENT
O1PID
R1PRT
O*NTE
O*AL1
O*ARV
back-compatO*PATIENT_VISIT
O1PV1
R1PV2
O1PRT
O*ARV
back-compatO*ORDER
R*ORC
R1PRT
O*TIMING
O*TQ1
R1TQ2
O*ORDER_DETAIL
O1RXO
R1PRT
O*ORDER_DETAIL_SUPPLEMENT
O1NTE
R*RXR
R*COMPONENTS
O*RXC
R1NTE
O*ENCODING
O1RXE
R1PRT
O*NTE
O*TIMING_ENCODED
R*TQ1
R1TQ2
O*RXR
R*RXC
O*GIVE
R*RXG
R1PRT
O*TIMING_GIVE
R*TQ1
R1TQ2
O*RXR
R*RXC
O*CDO
O*OBSERVATION
O*OBX
R1PRT
O*NTE
O*Used by Events:O15RGV - Pharmacy/treatment give