Drug Records Sample Clauses

Drug Records. ‌ For Non-MSP drug processing, the BCRC will apply error checks and provide the results to the Partner in the response file. The SP edits that would be generated as a result of errors on drug records are as follows: Table 3-15: SP Edits That Would be Generated as a Result of Errors on Drug Records Error Code Description *SP 12 Invalid Medicare ID (HICN or MBI). Field must contain alpha or numeric characters. Field cannot be blank or contain spaces. *SP 13 Invalid Beneficiary Surname. Field must contain alpha characters. Field cannot be blank, contain spaces or numeric characters. *SP 14 Invalid Beneficiary First Name Initial. Field must contain alpha characters. Field cannot be blank, contain spaces, numeric characters or punctuation marks. *SP 15 Invalid Beneficiary Date of Birth. Field must contain numeric characters. Field cannot be blank, contain spaces or alpha characters. Day of the month must be correct. For example, if month = 02 and date = 30, the record will reject. *SP 16 Invalid Beneficiary Sex Code. Field must contain numeric characters. Field cannot be blank, contain spaces or alpha characters. Acceptable numeric characters include the following: 1 = Male 2 = Female *SP 19 Invalid Transaction Type. Field must contain numeric characters. Field cannot be blank, contain alpha characters or spaces. Acceptable numeric characters include the following: 0 = Add Record 1 = Delete Record 2 = Update Record *SP 24 Invalid Coverage Type. Field may contain alpha or numeric characters. Field cannot be blank. Applicable values are: A, J, K, U, V, W, X, Y, Z, 4, 5, 6 for MSP layout; U, V, W, X, Y, Z, 4, 5, 6 for Non-MSP layout. SP 25 Invalid or no insurer name supplied when the submitted Action Type is ‘D’ (Drug Reporting record) or ‘S’ (Subsidy reporting record). Field cannot be blank or contain only numeric characters and spaces. On the Non-MSP Input Detail Record, when the submitted Action Type (Field 20) is D (Drug Reporting record) or S (Subsidy Reporting record), RREs must submit the Insurer Name (Field 27). If an attempt is made to convert an S record to a D record and the insurer name is missing or invalid, the SP 25 error will be received. *SP 31 Invalid Effective Date. Field must contain numeric characters. Field cannot be blank, contain spaces, alpha characters or all zeros. Number of days must correspond with the particular month. Error Code Description *SP 32 Invalid MSP Termination Date. Field must contain numeric characters. Date must correspo...
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Drug Records. For MSP Drug Only or Non-MSP drug or subsidy processing, the BCRC will apply similar error checks and provide the results to the Partner in the response file. The SP edits that would be generated as a result of errors on drug records are as follows:
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