Status Icons
The Status column displays the current status of each message:
Incoming message status
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Unfiled message, available for filing |
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Filed message |
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Partially filed |
For example, pathology messages |
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Partially filed, but considered complete |
It is not intended to file the outstanding items so this message should be treated as filed |
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Auto-filing failed |
The message may need assigning to a patient |
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Cancelled / Superseded |
An XML pathology message can be cancell/superseded if a subsequent message updates the original. |
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Withdrawn |
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Notes sent |
GP2GP |
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Acknowledged - notes not yet sent |
GP2GP |
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Request rejected |
GP2GP |
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Unmatched Response |
A response was received but no record of the request. |
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Processing error |
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Outgoing message status
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Held in Queue |
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Blank |
Available for Transmission |
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Sent |
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Blank |
Unprocessed |
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Processing |
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Transmission error |
An error occurred while transmitting the file but this may be recoverable so the system retries automatically. No action can be taken by user. |
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Fatal transmission error |
Error(s) occurred while attempting to transmit the file. The error was either deemed fatal by the communications software or the transmission has been retried a number of times and does not retry again. The ‘Reprocess’ option sets the status back to 1001 |
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Sent awaiting acknowledgement |
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Acknowledged |
Set when a positive acknowledgement is received |
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Acknowledged with caveats |
Used for special cases where a qualified acknowledgement is received. Currently only set for GP2GP requests where the acknowledgement states ‘record to be sent soon’ rather than ‘immediately’ |
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Rejected |
Negative acknowledgement received |
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Withdrawn |
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Complete |
Indicates that all business processes on the message are complete |
Archived States
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Sent |
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A copy of a message is indicated by the following:
- Action copies
- Read only copies
In the example below, you can see a copy action and original message with their corresponding icons/text: