This can be a common occurrence if you have one or multiple HL7 programmers. If you have multiple HL7 programmers, this problem can be compounded exponentially if there isn't a process in place to address it. Look for common functionality that can be used across multiple interfaces, and then have a process in place where it can be develop once and then stored in a designated area that all programmers know about. A real life situation is filter transaction by location. Allow the script or program to pass the location(s) as a parameter so that it can be flexible across various interfaces. This type of structure will foster an environment of working smarter not harder!
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