RCPA SPIA Coding Performance Reporter

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This application analyses HL7 v2 Orders (ORM^O01) or Results (ORU^R01) messages, provided by the User, for conformance with the expectations of the RCPA with regard to coding Universal Service identifiers, Observation Identifiers, Units of Measure and other aspects of messages when compared to data for SNOMED-CT and LOINC codes included in the RCPA SPIA Terminology Sets and related materials. It also flags these orderable or reportable tests that are included in the ADHA Top 50 Priority Orderable tests.

Select one or more HL7 message files containing Results

References

  • Orders (ORM^O01)
  • Results (ORU^R01)
    • Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia Standardised Pathology Informatics in Australia (SPIA), Guidelines v4.1, Sections 6. Reporting terminology and codes, 9. Preferred Units, 11. Harmonised reference intervals
    • The zip archive containing the terminology set for Reporting can be downloaded from the National Clinical Terminologies Server (NCTS) RCPA Resources Access Clinical terminologies → RCPA Resources- The NCTS source may or may not have been updated since the application was released.
    • Data from the following documents is used to verify LOINC Codes, RCPA Preferred Terms, RCPA Synonyms, RCPA Preferred Units of Measure associated with the LOINC Code, UCUM Units of Measure associated with the LOINC Code, RCPA SPIA Reference Range associated with the LOINC Code provided in fields and components of OBX.3 Observation Identifier, OBX.6 Units and OBX.7 References Range of HL7 v2 Results messages.
      • Processed DateSourceSheetDiscipline
      29/04/2026 11:27:11RCPA SPIA Chemical Pathology RS_Feb 2026.xlsxChem Path Reporting_Feb 2026Chemical Pathology
      29/04/2026 11:27:11RCPA SPIA Haematology Transfusion RS_Feb 2026.xlsxHaem TM Reporting_Feb 2026Haematology
      29/04/2026 11:27:11RCPA SPIA Immunopathology Terminology RS_Dec 2025.xlsxImmuno Reporting_Dec 2025Immunopathology
      29/04/2026 11:27:12RCPA SPIA Microbiology Serology Molecular RS_Dec 2025.xlsxMicro Sero Molecular_Dec 2025Microbiology
      23/03/2026 09:53:43RCPA SPIA Requesting Pathology RS_Mar 2026.xlsxRCPA SPIA Requesting_Mar 2026
      29/04/2026 16:41:32spia_refints_data_20241107.tsv
      29/04/2026 11:27:49RCPA SPIA Preferred Units Table_Dec 2025.xlsxPreferred Units_Dec 2025
      29/04/2026 16:40:04SPIA_Top_50_tests_and_panels_with_SCT_and_LOINC_codes_06_Mar_2026_mcz01_VJC.xlsxSPIA Top 50 SCT LOINC
  • RCPA References
    • Pathology Terminology and Information Standardisation Projects - In 2011,The National Pathology Terminology and Information Standardisation Plan was developed to standardise pathology terminology leading to limited terminology reference sets with guidelines for their use and a standard for units of measure to minimise the risks from variation in practice. Standardised pathology information structures and terminologies allow for improvement in the recording, decision support, communication and analysis of pathology data to enhance overall healthcare for the individual, the population, and the healthcare system for its practitioners and payers. The ability to provide semantic interoperability between computers enables assurance of fidelity of communication while reducing the risks associated with laboratory variation, transcription errors and misinterpretation of data due to ambiguity of terminology.
    • Top 50 Priority Tests/Panels for SPIA adoption - The Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia (RCPA) has been contracted by the Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA) to collate pathology requesting data from a range of sources with the intent to develop a Priority Tests/panels for Standardised Pathology Informatics in Australia (SPIA) adoption which any laboratory can utilise as a starting point to begin the SPIA Implementation process.
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