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Posted by Stephanie Clarke ·

Labels in the eICR Viewer/eicr message

We currently receive eICRs in TN for COVID and ware working them in our staging environment. When the messages come through, the Encounter information comes through with the provider information but then says Responsible Party and that is the MD information. It seems like a weird label for a provider. Responsible party seems like it should be guardian information  or emergency contact information. Would there be a way to better label this section? It comes in the message as an element responsibleParty in assignedEntity - but that doesn't translate into the eICR viewer. 

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Phyllis Morris, Laboratory Liaison at Virginia Department of Health Phyllis Morris, Laboratory Liaison
Check to ensure that Responsible party does not mean the same as payer. In Virginia, responsible party usually refers to the person or entity paying for the lab test...

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Charisse LaVell, CSTE Charisse LaVell
Hi Stephanie,

Charisse here, RCKMS lead  at CSTE.   Thanks for posting.  Your question sounds like one for the eCR team.  I will connect you with the eCR support team (eCR-Info@aimsplatform.org) for assistance with this inquiry.    Thanks. - Charisse
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