Lesson plan

Healthcare interoperability with Moraph

Design, release and run the HL7 v2, FHIR, X12, fax, device and EMS data flows that connect Moraph's healthcare products to your EHR, payers and partners, with every flow approved, monitored and accounted for.

Back to the course

Product: Integration Engine
Level: Advanced
For: Implementation partners, Administrators
Total time: 2 hr 47 min
Lessons: 14 in 3 modules
Assessments: 4

Course objectives

Explain which standards each Moraph healthcare product uses to exchange data, and where the Integration Engine sits between them
Read and specify HL7 v2 and FHIR interfaces, including message types, triggers, mappings and error handling
Take an interface from request to production through Moraph's reviewed, tested and approved release process
Configure payer flows in the Referral & Prior Auth Gateway across X12 270/271, X12 278, payer APIs and portal hand-off
Connect Cloud Fax, Remote Patient Monitoring and Ambulance Run Data Sync to the EHR without bypassing person-confirmed steps
Work failed, queued and silent flows to an outcome, and decide when and how messages are reprocessed
Account for where PHI flows, who can see message content, and who decides when something goes wrong

Before the course

You have completed Moraph foundations and can sign in to the Moraph Portal and support.moraph.com
You work on interfaces, EHR integration or application administration for a healthcare organization that uses, or plans to use, Moraph's healthcare products
You are familiar with the basic idea of an EHR interface, such as admissions or results being sent between systems

Module 1: Standards and the integration layer (42 min)

Lesson	Type and time	Learners will be able to	Activity and assessment
How Moraph's healthcare products exchange data	Reading 10 min	Name the data standard each Moraph healthcare product uses for its main flows Explain where the Integration Engine sits between products, the EHR and partners Separate what Moraph runs, what a vendor runs and what your organization owns in a flow	Reading
Specifying HL7 v2 and FHIR interfaces	Reading 12 min	Choose between an HL7 v2 message flow and a FHIR interface for a given exchange Write an interface specification that covers source, destination, message types, triggers, mappings and failure handling Explain how mappings translate identifiers and code sets between systems	Reading
Building and releasing interfaces safely	Reading 12 min	Take an interface from request to production through the build and release workflow Identify who must approve or confirm each step, including new external PHI flows Explain when the emergency change process applies and what happens afterwards	Reading
Module 1 knowledge check	Assessment 8 min	Check your understanding of the standards Moraph's products use and the interface release process	5 questions · pass mark 70% · unlimited attempts

Module 2: Payer, fax, device and EMS flows (1 hr)

Lesson	Type and time	Learners will be able to	Activity and assessment
X12 transactions and payer APIs	Reading 13 min	Describe how the Referral & Prior Auth Gateway uses X12 270/271 and 278 through your clearinghouse Set the submission route for each payer, X12 278, payer API or portal hand-off, and know what each depends on Connect the Gateway's EHR intake, documentation retrieval and write-back interfaces	Reading
Fax as an integration flow	Reading 11 min	Design routing from fax numbers to EMR inboxes, queues and approved mailboxes Connect Cloud Fax delivery to the EMR directly or through the Integration Engine Explain why routing never files a fax to a chart and how the fallback queue and daily delivery check protect documents	Reading
Device readings and EMS run data	Reading 13 min	Trace a home device reading from the device to the care team dashboard and the EHR Trace EMS run data from an agency's ePCR system to a filed run report on the encounter Explain why patient identity in both flows depends on enrollment or a person-confirmed match	Reading
Practical: specify a new flow	Practical exercise 15 min	Write a complete interface specification for a cross-product flow Identify the approvals and tests the flow needs before release	Practical exercise with a checklist
Module 2 knowledge check	Assessment 8 min	Check your understanding of payer, fax, device and EMS data flows	5 questions · pass mark 70% · unlimited attempts

Module 3: Operating flows safely (1 hr 5 min)

Lesson	Type and time	Learners will be able to	Activity and assessment
Monitoring flows and working failed messages	Reading 13 min	Set monitoring thresholds for queue depth, errors and silence according to an interface's importance Classify a failed message as an interface, network or source-data fault and route it to the right owner Apply the reprocessing rule and handle duplicates safely	Reading
Accounting for PHI across flows	Reading 12 min	Use the interface inventory and PHI flow register to answer where patient data goes Control who can view message content, and run an access review Respond correctly when a flow sends data to the wrong system, partner, department or patient	Reading
Troubleshooting across products and vendors	Reading 12 min	Locate where a cross-product flow stopped before raising a ticket Route a problem to Moraph, a platform vendor, a partner or your own team according to who owns that part of the flow Choose a severity from the impact using Moraph's product-specific examples	Reading
Module 3 knowledge check	Assessment 8 min	Check your understanding of monitoring, reprocessing, PHI governance and troubleshooting	5 questions · pass mark 70% · unlimited attempts
Final assessment	Assessment 20 min	Show that you can design, release, operate and troubleshoot healthcare data flows across Moraph's products	12 of 18 questions · pass mark 80% · 3 attempts

Completing the course

Every lesson must be completed: reading lessons are marked complete by the learner, exercises when every checklist item is confirmed, and assessments only when passed. Completing the course issues a certificate of completion with a verification code.