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| − | + | An Interaction Pattern is a sequence of interactions that are related because they belong to one and the same business process. An Interaction Pattern consists of 1 or more [[Transmission Pattern]]s. The interactions may be linked by business process identifiers such as "Placer Order ID", "queryId", "PrescriptionID". | |
| − | + | *Whether or not [[Syntax Level Acknowledgement]] interactions are used is not relevant for an Interaction Pattern, this is relevant at the Transmission level only. | |
| + | *Most [[Storyboard Diagrams]] in the HL7 v3 standard describe an Interaction Pattern. | ||
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| + | === Examples === | ||
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| + | A Laboratory Order, followed by a Promise, a preliminary labresult, and a final labresult constitutes an interaction pattern. | ||
Revision as of 12:53, 9 December 2005
An Interaction Pattern is a sequence of interactions that are related because they belong to one and the same business process. An Interaction Pattern consists of 1 or more Transmission Patterns. The interactions may be linked by business process identifiers such as "Placer Order ID", "queryId", "PrescriptionID".
- Whether or not Syntax Level Acknowledgement interactions are used is not relevant for an Interaction Pattern, this is relevant at the Transmission level only.
- Most Storyboard Diagrams in the HL7 v3 standard describe an Interaction Pattern.
Examples
A Laboratory Order, followed by a Promise, a preliminary labresult, and a final labresult constitutes an interaction pattern.
