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Submitting and Exchanging Data with MIIC

  • Submitting and Exchanging Data with MIIC Home
  • Process for Working on Data Exchange
  • Transport Options for Data Submission
  • Codes for Data Submission and Exchange
  • Meaningful Use

Submitting and Exchanging Data with MIIC

  • Submitting and Exchanging Data with MIIC Home
  • Process for Working on Data Exchange
  • Transport Options for Data Submission
  • Codes for Data Submission and Exchange
  • Meaningful Use
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Infectious Disease Epidemiology, Prevention and Control Division
651-201-5414
IDEPC Comment Form

Contact Info

Infectious Disease Epidemiology, Prevention and Control Division
651-201-5414
IDEPC Comment Form

Process for Working on Data Exchange with MIIC

Follow these steps to work with the Minnesota Immunization Information Connection (MIIC) on starting or changing an immunization data exchange.

On this page:
Registration
Queue and Prepare for Onboarding
Onboarding
Ongoing Exchange with Quality Assurance
Resources

Steps 1-3 outlined belowmap registration onboarding queue

Step 1. Registration

Create a new registration or update an existing registration to exchange data with MDH.

Step 2. Queue and Prepare for Onboarding

Prepare for Onboarding

  • Follow the NIST Test Message Preparation and Validation (PDF) guide to complete and validate messages for the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Immunization Test Suite.

Queue

MIIC staff will review submitted immunization registrations to ensure all components are complete and accurate. Organizations with complete submissions will be placed in queue until MDH technical staff are ready to begin the onboarding process. Priority status is determined by:

  • Completion of an immunization registration and supplemental materials.
  • Desired data submission format and transport protocol (bi-directional exchange in HL7 2.5.1 using SOAP web services is preferred).
  • Enrollment in the Minnesota Vaccines for Children (MnVFC) program.
  • Administration of a high volume of immunizations.
  • Submission of data for multiple organizations.
  • Organization type (e.g., primary care providers are prioritized over specialty clinics).
  • How long an organization has been waiting in queue.

Step 3. Onboarding

Organizations will receive an email invitation to onboard. The onboarding stage includes working closely with MN.IT technical staff to establish a project plan and timeline that will outline the steps it takes to set up and test the transport protocol, complete message format testing, and complete message content validation through a quality assurance process.

  • Immunization Onboarding Process (PDF)

Step 4. Ongoing Exchange with Quality Assurance

Ongoing data submissions are routinely monitored. Organizations may be asked to address data quality issues that arise.


Resources

  • MIIC Help Desk
    health.miichelp@state.mn.us
  • Meaningful Use Incentives and MIIC
    Brief overview of immunization requirements of meaningful use.
  • Submitting and Exchanging Data with MIIC
    Resources related to the electronic documentation of vaccinations in MIIC; includes: specifications, code sets, and transport options.
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Last Updated: 03/27/2023
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