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Aotearoa Immunisation Register

  1. Enable recording of COVID-19 immunisations in MyPractice 
  2. Enable payments for both standard and after hours administrations for COVID-19 immunisations based on immunisation events sent from the MyPractice to AIR
  3. Remove opt off function for all immunisation events currently in place in PMSs
  4. All vaccinations including privately funding and travel vaccinations recorded in PMSs to be sent to AIR.  
  5. Change MenB and HPV schedules

On-Line Payments 

You can offer your patients the convenience of paying on-line. 

Patients can log into the Health365 Portal to make payments to your practice 

To deliver this service we have integrated with the well-known Stripe payment platform. 

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On Line Enrollment Form

  • Customise your form with your practice and PHO details 
  • Includes capture of new patient’s signature 
  • Upload proof of eligibility documents
  • Copy patient details directly into a New Patient record
  • Free for up to 100 patients each month

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Coronavirus

 

 

MyPractice Cloud

MyPractice is now a Managed Service Provider 

One-stop shop for your

  • Practice Management System
  • Patient Portal
  • Text Messaging
  • Arrival Kiosk
  • Cloud  Hosting
  • Backup and disaster recovery
  • SQL Server
  • Remote access
  • Hardware
  • Connected Health
  • IP Phone
  • Internet 

Join our practices that enjoy systems that are designed to work together and experience the ease of having one call to make and one account to pay.

Practice Management Systems Review

Patients First have announced the release of the full NIHI report of the PMS review. (5th June 2012)

Initial (High Five) set of requirements reviewed:
  •     Structured data within the PMS

        Use of defined code-sets that are common across the sector (e.g. LOINC for Lab coding)

  •     Published (standards based) APIs (application programming interface)

        The ability to share structured information across different systems

  •     Support for interoperability standards, with e-Discharge, e-Referral e-Community Prescribing as the priorities

        Supporting the structured flow of information between secondary and primary care

  •     Information security, access and privacy

        How information is protected and access to and updates of information are controlled and recorded.

  •     Usability – with an initial focus on “alert fatigue”

        How alerts are presented to PMS users based on their role
        Ability for the user to easily differentiate between high priority clinical alerts and lower priority and non-clinical alerts

Star Ratings

There are two ratings for four of the product/focus areas. The first line of stars relates to the views of the functional panel, the second line reflects the ratings of the technical panel.

PlatformHoustonIntrahealth/ProfileMedtech 32MyPractice
Structured Data★ ★★ ★ ★ ★★ ★★ ★ ★
Published API
★ ★ ★★ ★★ ★ ★ ★
Interoperability★ ★★ ★ ★★ ★★ ★ ★ ★
Security★ ★★ ★ ★ ★★ ★ ★ ★
Usability (of alerts)★ ★ ★ ★★ ★ ★★ ★ ★ ★

Note 1:
As Medtech declined the opportunity to respond to the RFI, the report relating to Medtech is based upon knowledge of Medtech PMS obtained through experience of its use and through inspection of its user interface. In compiling this report, the panel did not have access to technical descriptions of the Medtech system, architecture, internal workings or its interfaces.
Throughout the report, statements expressed represent the conclusions reached by observation of the Medtech user interface, limited information provided in documentation (e.g. help files) and the company website, and by deduction. It is therefore possible some statements may be factually incorrect.
A copy of the draft detailed report was provided to Medtech and the company was given an opportunity to respond. Feedback from Medtech has been factored into the report and corresponding star rating.

Note 2:
as of March 2012, the project has been advised that a fundamental security issue assessed at the time of the review has now been addressed as part of Medtech’s Version 20 now in general release.
This matrix provides a high level view of the assessment panel. It is recommended that any person or organisation interested in understanding how ratings were determined, should review the full report.
Although this review is intended to provide guidance to those selecting PMS systems and to provide suppliers with guidance in terms of their future development strategies and areas for quality improvement, it is stressed that many other dimensions relating to these are currently outside the scope of this report and should be taken into account.
It should be noted that this is a point-in-time review.
Although the Patients First Programme will attempt to maintain the currency of these assessments, it cannot guarantee its accuracy in the future

Congratulations – 2008 Procare Quality Award Winners

Practice of the Year: Mangere Health Center
Mangere Health Centre won two awards including Practice of the Year for “exceptional dedication to medical practice” during the ninth annual ProCare Quality Awards on Saturday night.

“Mangere Health Centre is confronted with an extremely challenging environment, with little access to private health services and limited financial resources,” said Dr John Elliott, one of the award judges and chair of the ProCare Clinical Governance Committee.

“Mangere Health Centre has shown exceptional dedication to medical practice and superb general practitioner service provision for a large population of high-needs patients.”

Practice Manager of the year: Linda Whickman
These awards were determined from specific performance data recorded by ProCare. They were judged on:
1. Cultural responsiveness
2. CVD screening and management
3. Continuous planned intervention

GP2GP is here

Functionality is now available to all MyPractice Sites. Notes can be moved seamlessly between all MyPractice sites and Houston. Medtech version 20 includes GP2GP. IntraHealth sites will be available soon. You will need to ensure your Healthlink version is up to date. Instructions on using GP2GP are available in our online help manual.

Six GPs honoured by their peers

Sunday, 20 July 2008, 3:24 pm

Media release from the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners.

Six New Zealand GPs have been honoured by their peers for or exemplary and exceptional service to general practice.

The award of Distinguished Fellowship was conferred on Dr Jacqueline Allan (Papakura), Dr Ashwin Patel (Parnell), Dr Peter Jansen, and Dr Peter Woolford (West Auckland), Dr Logan McLennan (Porirua) and Dr Tony Townsend (Whangamata).at the College Conference that concluded in Queenstown on Saturday.

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