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Part 1 (worth 25 marks) is a document that should not be more than 4 pages and should contain the rationale of your UML designs and message model with a list of all assumptions (reasonable) and their justification (should be described in separate sections) Attach at least 3 UML models in the appendix for the entire scenario (which includes charts such as class, use-case, interaction, activity, state, but not limited to the said) Narrate the message design process, after you have chosen one message implementation for any of the message transaction that you have captured in the UML diagrams within the given scenario Provide a justification why you choose the particular HL7 version for your message implementation. The message implementation (using HL7 v2.x or v3) diagrams/details should be submitted as part of the appendix Provide screen shots on the challenges faced and narrate how you addressed these challenges (screen shots are to be attached in the appendix section) Appendices are not considered for the page limit specified above)

Scenario – Background: John has breathing problems in the morning; he thinks that this will go way and attributes to the temperature change and weather. Unfortunately, the problem persists into the day and feels that he need to consult with his family physician. John has two options, 1) to call the physician office and book an appointment 2) to go online and book appointment through the centralized appointments web application available to him. John gets the appointment for the next day morning at 10 am. John gets to meet his family physician and explains his breathing problems. The physician could not confirm whether it is just due to a common cold / is it sinusitis / asthma. The physician orders a chest x-ray and blood test for viral infection, in addition the physician recommends John to visit the Pulmonologist at the General hospital. John requests the physician’s secretary to book an appointment with the pulmonologist on the same day. John arrives at the General hospital and meets the receptionist in the lung health specialist office and confirms his identity and the appointment for that evening. John meets the pulmonologist and describes his condition and the pulmonologist pulls out John’s historical health data and checks for any sign of chronic breathing problems. Also pulls the summary of the X-Ray report and the blood results done on the same day. The pulmonologist orders a scratch test to find if John is allergic to pollens, pets’ dander, mold etc. He also orders additional allergy blood tests for John.