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This message describes the event of importing data into an organization, implying that the data now entering the system was not under the control of the security domain of this organization. Transfer by media within an organization is often considered a data transfer rather than a data import event. An example of importing is creating new local instances from data on removable media. Multiple patients may be described in one event message.
A single user (either local or remote) shall be identified as the requestor, i.e., UserIsRequestor with a value of true. This accommodates both push and pull transfer models for media.
Table A.5.3.5-1. Audit Message for Data Import
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The identity of the local users or processes importing the data. |
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See Section A.5.3.5. |
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See Section A.5.2.1. |
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See Section A.5.2.2. |
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DCID 402 “Audit Active Participant Role ID Code” See Section A.5.2.7. |
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Required if NetworkAccessPointTypeCode is present. May be present otherwise. |
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DCID 405 “Media Type Code” or DCID 406 “Application Type Code” Required if NetworkAccessPointID is not present. May be present otherwise. |
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See Section A.5.2.1. |
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See Section A.5.2.2. |
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See Section A.5.3.5. |
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See Section A.5.2. |
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