Reltio NPI HCP Attributes Mapping Rules
Learn about how NPI HCP attributes are mapped with the HCP headers specified in the source file based on mapping rules.
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There are some Reltio NPI HCP attributes for which HCP headers are not available in the NPI source file. These attributes are not even hard-coded. Such attributes are created by referring to the
Provider_License_Number_State_Code
value specified in the NPI source file. For eachprovider_license_number_state_code
value (1 to 15), the following attributes are created:Taxonomy.StateCode
Taxonomy.ProviderType
Taxonomy.Classification
Taxonomy.Specialization
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The hard-coded Reltio attributes are:
Address.AddressType= Mailing
Address.Country=United States
Phone.Type="Business"
Phone.Type="Fax"
Address.AddressType = Business
Address.Country=United States
Phone.Type="Business"
Phone.Type="Fax"
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The NPI HCP headers for which Reltio attributes are not applicable or defined; the Reltio attribute’s value is N/A.
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The cleanse functions to clean the HCP attributes values are Reltio defined. A complete list of cleanse functions used for cleaning the HCP attributes are:
hcpNameCleanse
toTitleCase
cleansedCredential
phoneCleanser
Attributes Mapping Rules | Indicates that... |
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Direct | The Reltio attribute is directly mapped with the headers specified in the NPI source file. |
If
attribute |
If the value of the
Provider_Other_Organization_Name_Type_Code
header in the NPI source file is 3, then the Reltio attribute
DoingBusinessAsName is mapped with the header.
If not, then the Reltio attribute Name is
mapped. |
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If the length of the postal address specified in the NPI source file is nine digits, then the first five digits are mapped as zip5 and the last four digits are mapped as zip4. If the length of the postal address is only five digits, then all the five digits are mapped as zip5. |
Load from (XX represents value.) |
The Reltio attribute
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Lookup from Taxonomy Provider Type |
The Reltio attribute |
Lookup from Taxonomy Classification |
The Reltio attribute |
Lookup from Taxonomy Specialization |
The Reltio attribute |
NameTypeDescription |
The Reltio attribute
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DQScore | For more information, see related links at the bottom of the page. |