Useful consumer How To sheet from the medicare locals
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Useful consumer How To sheet from the medicare locals

Melissa Ros and Renate Millonig have created a simplified: ‘How to Activate Your PCEHR’ and ‘Inside the eHealth Record’ for consumers. This A4 resource clearly outlines the complex steps to take to activate a record – not an easy feat for some – as well as showing what a record looks like inside – without too … Continue reading

Pros and cons of telehealth for medication management
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Pros and cons of telehealth for medication management

Written by Kate McDonald on 30 October 2013. The Royal District Nursing Service (RDNS) is looking for alternative devices to continue its trial of video conferencing technology to manage medications for older people in their homes following a decision by Intel to withdraw its Home Guide device from sale in Australia. Continue reading at Pulse … Continue reading

A Community Liaison Officer speaks about eHealth at Nunyara Aboriginal Health Service in Whyalla
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A Community Liaison Officer speaks about eHealth at Nunyara Aboriginal Health Service in Whyalla

Currently in South Australia we have two electronic health records: My eHealth Record: Is only available to Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations in South Australia.  The system operator for the My eHealth record is The NT Department of Health. Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record (PCEHR) This is available to all participating healthcare organisations within Australia … Continue reading

UGPA calls on Government to address clinical utility of the PCEHR as an urgent priority
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UGPA calls on Government to address clinical utility of the PCEHR as an urgent priority

Today’s media release from the RACGP. 16 October 2013 Australia’s general practice (GP) leaders are calling on the Government to heed concerns raised by GPs regarding the significant clinical utility issues associated with the Personally Controlled eHealth Record (PCEHR) system and address them as an urgent priority. At a recent United General Practice Australia (UGPA) … Continue reading