PID

PID

Patient identification

PID-2

O

Patient identifier. See our identifiers and matching documentation for more information about acceptable identifiers.

PID-2.1

Patient ID

9999999999

If PKB ID:
[[User.Public ID]]

If National ID:
[[Patient.National ID.Value]]

If Organisation Level ID:
[[Patient.Organisation Level ID.Value]]

If Team Level ID:
[[Patient.Team Level ID.Value]]

Y - for National IDs

N/A - for local IDs

PID-2.4

Patient ID assigning authority (e.g "NHS" for the UK)

NHS

If PKB ID: PKB

If National ID:
[[Patient.National ID.National ID Type.HL7 Assigning Authority]]

If Organisation Level ID:
[[Patient.Organisation Level ID.Organisation Level ID Type.HL7 Assigning Authority]]

If Team Level ID:
[[Patient.Team Level ID.Team Level ID Type.HL7 Assigning Authority]]

N/A

PID-2.5

Patient ID type code. If an NHS number status code is being provided, it must be appended without a space in the format given in the example.

NH{status:01}

If PKB ID: PI

If National ID:
[[Patient.National ID.National ID Type.HL7 Type Code]]

If Organisation Level ID:
[[Patient.Organisation Level ID.Organisation Level ID Type.HL7 Type Code]]

If Team Level ID:
[[Patient.Team Level ID.Team Level ID Type.HL7 Type Code]]

N/A

PID-3

O

Y

Patient identifier. See our identifiers and matching documentation for more information about acceptable identifiers.

PID-3.1

Patient ID

9999999999

As PID-2.1

As PID-2.1

PID-3.4

Patient ID assigning authority (e.g "NHS" for the UK)

NHS

As PID-2.4

As PID-2.4

PID-3.5

Patient ID type code

NH{status:01}

As PID-2.5

As PID-2.5

PID-5

O

Name. Each component is optional by default, but any that have been configured for soft matching must be provided.

PID-5.1

Family name

Smith

[[Patient.Family Name]]

Y

PID-5.2

Given name

John

[[Patient.Given Name]]

Y

PID-5.3

Middle names

Joe

[[Patient.Middle Names]]

Y

PID-5.5

Title

Mr

[[Patient.Title]]

Y

PID-7

O

Date of birth

PID-7.1

Date of birth. Note that this timestamp will be accepted even if it contains time information.

19700101

[[Patient.Date of Birth]]

Y

PID-8

O

Gender (Administrative Sex)

PID-8.1

Gender. Allowed values are defined in Code Set PKBCS01.

M

[[Patient.Gender]]

Y

PID-11

O

Address. Each component is optional by default, but any that have been configured for soft matching must be provided.

PID-11.1

Address Line 1

Flat name

[[Patient.Address Line 1]]

Y

PID-11.2

Address Line 2

1, The Road

[[Patient.Address Line 2]]

Y

PID-11.3

City

London

[[Patient.City]]

Y

PID-11.4

State

London

[[Patient.State]]

Y

PID-11.5

Postal code

SW1A 1AA

[[Patient.Postal Code]]

Y

PID-11.6

Country code

GBR

[[Patient.Country]]

If blank during creation, the default country will be that of the source team if present, else that of the source org.

This should normally be the 3-character ISO 3166 country code. Customers in the UK should specify more granular information using the 2-character code with region and not supply code GBR (which will always result in the country defaulting to England).

Wales = GB-WLS
England = GB-ENG
N.I. = GB-NIR
Scotland = GB-SCT

Y

PID-13

O

Y

Home contact information. Note that an invalid email address will be silently ignored. If more than one email address is provided in PID-13 then the last in the list will be used, and the others will be silently ignored. See our notes on email address handling for more information.

PID-13.1

Contact value

[[Patient.Contact.Value]] is set to this value if PID-13.2 is NET and PID-13.4 is not provided.

Note: A phone number for each supported type can be stored in [[Patient.Phone]]. For example a mobile (PRS), a home (PRN), and a work (WPN). HL7 null is accepted as a value.

Y - for phone numbers

N/A - for email addresses

PID-13.2

Contact use code. Allowed values are defined in Code Set PKBCS02.

NET

If this is NET then

[[Patient.Contact.Type]]

will be set to EMAIL.

N/A

PID-13.4

Email address. When receiving data where PID-13.2 is NET, PKB will pull the email address from PID-13.4. If this field is not provided, then PID-13.1 will be used instead.

john.smith@hotmail.com

[[Patient.Contact.Value]]

if PID-13.2 was NET.

N/A

PID-14

O

Y

Work contact information. Note that an invalid email address will be silently ignored. If more than one email address is provided in PID-14 then the last in the list will be used, and the others will be silently ignored. See our notes on email address handling for more information.

PID-14.1

Contact value

01234 567890

[[Patient.Contact.Value]] is set to this value if PID-14.2 is NET and PID-14.4 is not provided.

If PID-14.2 is WPN then this value can be added to [[Patient.Phone]].

Note: A phone number for each supported type can be stored in [[Patient.Phone]]. For example a mobile (PRS), a home (PRN), and a work (WPN). HL7 null is accepted as a value.

Y - for phone numbers

N/A - for email addresses

PID-14.2

Contact use code. Allowed values are defined in Code Set PKBCS03.

WPN

If this is NET then

[[Patient.Contact.Type]]

will be set to EMAIL.

N/A

PID-14.4

Email address. When receiving data where PID-14.2 is NET, PKB will pull the email address from PID-14.4. If this field is not provided, then PID-14.1 will be used instead.

[[Patient.Contact.Value]]

if PID-14.2 was NET.

N/A

PID-15

O

Primary language. This should be the ISO 639-1 code. If no language is specified the default of English will be used.

PID-15.1

Primary language

en

[[Patient.Language]]

Y

PID-15.4

Alternative primary language. This is only checked if PID-15.1 is not provided.

en

[[Patient.Language]]

Y

PID-29

O

Death timestamp. If the death timestamp is set, then "Y" is inferred for death indicator in PID-30, regardless of its actual value.

PID-29.1

Death timestamp

201508011638

[[Patient.Death Timestamp]]

Y

PID-30

O

Death indicator. If this is "Y" but no date of death is provided in PID-29, we change the patient's status but don't record a date of death.

PID-30.1

Death indicator. Y = Yes, N = No.

Y

[[Patient.Status]]

Y