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Child Profile
Access Options and System Requirements
The Child Profile Immunization Registry can be accessed
from any PC that has access to the Internet and a Web
browser. Access is available to providers who sign an
information sharing agreement that assures
confidentiality, privacy, and security of the system.
Technology Requirements
- A PC with Internet
access is required and Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0
and above and 128-bit encryption.
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Minimum 28 kbps access for acceptable response
time.
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Printer connection to print immunization history
and recommendation reports.
Manual Data Entry
It's
easy to enter a patient's current or past immunizations.
Multiple immunizations can be entered on one screen.
Many fields can be pre-populated using clinic-specific
"personal" settings. Double-click in the
date field and insert today's date or a default date that
you select. This makes entering a complete immunization
history quick and easy. A child's history with 20
immunizations can be entered in less than 2 minutes.
Electronic Data Exchange
Alternatives to manual data entry:
- Batch data in HL7 format.
- Batch data in simple text format (per Child Profile
specifications).
- Real-time HL7 interface.
Providers may
choose to submit data files from their own information
systems. A data exchange process can be set up that
sends batch data directly to Child Profile from an
Electronic Medical Record or from practice management
and billing systems. Batch data can either be in HL7 or
simple text format. Specifications for batch format are
available from the Child Profile Help Desk. A real-time
interface using the HL7 protocol may also be arranged.
To discuss data exchange options, contact the
CHILD Profile Help Desk
at 1-800-325-5599.
For more information or to register, contact:
Child Profile Help Desk 401 5th Avenue, Suite 1000
Seattle, Washington 98104 Phone: 1-800-325-5599 (toll
free) or 206-205-4141 Email:
cphelpdesk@kingcounty.gov
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