What Is an SIU Message?

November 3rd, 2006 by NeoTool

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Posted in HL7 Terms, What is HL7?, HL7 Standard

HL7 terms to better understand what is HL7. Scheduling Information Unsolicited (SIU) messages are used to communicate information about a patient’s appointment from the hospital scheduling system to a physician or clinic’s practice management system. SIU messages are a part of the HL7 Standard.

The SIU messages are generated by the hospital scheduling system and let a physician know that outpatient services are being requested. It is important for the patient’s medical record to be updated to contain appointment information.

An SIU message can contain the following information:

  • Notification of new appointment booking
  • Notification of appointment rescheduling
  • Notification of cancellation
  • Notification of addition, modification, cancellation, discontinuation, or deletion of service or resource on appointment
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One Response to “What Is an SIU Message?”
  1. How Widely Adopted Is HL7? says:

    […] might use HL7 for lab results (ORU) but not for demographics (ADT), orders (ORM), or scheduling (SIU) messages at […]

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