Senior Clinical Pharmacist Nicole Harris talks about working in the Critical Care Unit of Sydney’s Royal North Shore Hospital and how using My Health Record can help medications be prescribed more accurately and quickly so patients don’t miss doses of essential medications.
- Being up to date on immunisations can stop the spread of serious disease.
- Clinical Reference Lead and Clinical Psychologist Mr Jamie Marshall discusses the new e-health learning modules for allied health professionals.
- Advanced care planning is challenging and often difficult to talk about, but is worth the effort and can translate to better care for the individual and their family.
- The system’s full value will become more apparent in coming years when most Australians have a My Health Record.
- Tom McMillan has an intimate knowledge of the challenges that distance creates for accessing and providing health services.
- The Australian Digital Health Agency has had a few enquiries regarding other
- My Health Record is an opportunity to reduce the gaps in communication between health professionals.
- Not being able to accurately record medications, allergies and important medical history is detrimental to the effective delivery of healthcare.
- My Health Record is emerging as a fabulous tool to assist in ensuring patients have safer, more appropriate health care when navigating across the siloes of our health care system.
- My Health Record is a really useful resource for all practices. It provides access to information about a patient’s health history in a central location.
- Martu country is in the Little Sandy Desert in the East Pilbara region of Western Australia. It’s remote. Very remote.