My Health Record in Audit4
Audit4’s My Health Record integration allows the specialist to easily interact with My Health Record for an Audit4 patient. An overview of some of the capabilities is provided below. Click the images for a closer look. If you would like further information regarding My Health Record integration in Audit4, please contact S4S Support.
Patient My Health Record Window
The Patient My Health Record window in Audit4 v19.1.0+ provides access to My Health Record documents for each of their patients. Once a clinician has verified the patient’s details and gained access to their My Health Record, they have the ability to access a range of documentation including:
- Shared Health Summaries from a primary physician
- Event Summary documents from other providers
- Discharge Summaries from past hospital admissions
- Health Record Overview
- Medicines View
- Prescription and Dispense View
- Pathology Report and Diagnostic Imaging Report Views
Uploading to My Health Record
Audit4 also provides the ability to upload the following My Health Record documents as part of the existing Audit4 clinical workflow:
- Prescriptions
- Event Summary, containing:
- Conditions
- Procedures
- Medications
- Allergies
- Clinical Notes
- Specialist Letters
Downloading My Health Record Documents
In addition to the uploading capabilities, Audit4 users have the ability to download and save documents from other healthcare providers, manage their own document upload history for the patient and revise previous document uploads (e.g. supersede or remove).
My Health Record Resources
Australian Digital Health Agency
The Australian Digital Health Agency provides online training, webinars and other resources for healthcare providers to learn more about My Health Record.
- Find out more about My Health Record in specialist practice
- Latest statistics on how healthcare providers and consumers are using My Health Record
- Webinar: My Health Record for specialists
- Free online training modules to learn more about using and accessing My Health Record
Clinical Summary Sheets
The following PDF Documents can be used to see how make the most of My Health Record in Audit4.
- Individual Healthcare Identifiers:
IHI Number (Retrieval & Verification) - Accessing:
A Patient’s My Health Record | Upload History - Uploading:
Prescriptions | Specialist Letters | Event Summaries - Viewing / Downloading / Saving:
Medications | Pathology & Imaging Reports
Getting Ready
My Health Record
To integrate Audit4 with the Services Australia Healthcare Identifiers Service and My Health Record follow the registration guide on the following page.
Digital Health – My Health Record register-and-set-up-access
For assistance with the registration process, the relevant contact details are located under the For Healthcare providers section on the Digital Health contact-us page:
https://www.digitalhealth.gov.au/contact-us
Once your registration is complete, contact S4S Support to help you configure your Audit4 to connect to My Health Record.
ePrescribing
Sending paperless electronic scripts (ePrescribing) requires the patient’s IHI. This means that if you want your Audit4 to be configured for ePrescribing, you will need to register for My Health Record first.