Host its own clinical data repository for sharing call summaries and other information about Consumers with other providers Have a defined call summary and electronic referral format, developed as HISO standards, that can be used to information with other providers Work with District Health Boards to develop interfaces to regional clinical data repositories and provider portal systems Interoperability with the following systems is expected from Go Live: Regional clinical data repositories for sharing health summaries, event summaries (including referrals, clinical assessments, discharge summaries, maternity care summaries and ambulance care summaries) and other available clinical documents between providers and via patient portals Patient portals that are Consumers’ interface to personal health information held by providers and updated by Consumers themselves, via the patient portal and mobile apps Provider portals that enable personal health information held by the consumer’s general practitioner to be shared with other providers National Health (NHI) system as the master data source for patient identity and demographic information The NHI system will be available through an application process to connect to search / get web services Health Provider Index (HPI) system as the master data source for provider identity and demographic information, including a directory of electronic addresses As the HPI is enhanced, systems will need to identify health practitioners, health workers, facilities and provider organisations centrally assigned HPI numbers Enables interoperability with other services’ contact centres that health workers may need to access. National Medical Warnings System (NMWS) for access to medical warnings and alerts Messaging systems that enable event summaries and notifications to be sent to the general practitioner, and the service referred to This specific clinician notification be a subset of all event summaries available in the clinical data repository for the Consumer Shared care planning systems that enable a patient with complex conditions to be supported by a multidisciplinary care team Electronic and referral systems at regional and national level District Health Board regions have implemented eReferral brokering systems between primary care and secondary services. These systems are different between regions, without a common standard. As a national service, the National Telehealth Service will need to interface to each of these different systems. It is intended that a common standard for eReferral will be co- with vendors and service providers, including the National Telehealth Service
Host its own clinical data repository for sharing call summaries and other information about Consumers with other providers Have a defined call summary and electronic referral format, developed as HISO standards, that can be used to information with other providers Work with District Health Boards to develop interfaces to regional clinical data repositories and provider portal systems Interoperability with the following systems is expected from Go Live: Regional clinical data repositories for sharing health summaries, event summaries (including referrals, clinical assessments, discharge summaries, maternity care summaries and ambulance care summaries) and other available clinical documents between providers and via patient portals Patient portals that are Consumers’ interface to personal health information held by providers and updated by Consumers themselves, via the patient portal and mobile apps Provider portals that enable personal health information held by the consumer’s general practitioner to be shared with other providers National Health (NHI) system as the master data source for patient identity and demographic information The NHI system will be available through an application process to connect to search / get web services Health Provider Index (HPI) system as the master data source for provider identity and demographic information, including a directory of electronic addresses As the HPI is enhanced, systems will need to identify health practitioners, health workers, facilities and provider organisations centrally assigned HPI numbers Enables interoperability with other services’ contact centres that health workers may need to access. National Medical Warnings System (NMWS) for access to medical warnings and alerts Messaging systems that enable event summaries and notifications to be sent to the general practitioner, and the service referred to This specific clinician notification be a subset of all event summaries available in the clinical data repository for the Consumer Shared care planning systems that enable a patient with complex conditions to be supported by a multidisciplinary care team Electronic and referral systems at regional and national level District Health Board regions have implemented eReferral brokering systems between primary care and secondary services. These systems are different between regions, without a common standard. As a national service, the National Telehealth Service will need to interface to each of these different systems. It is intended that a common standard for eReferral will be with vendors and service providers, including the National Telehealth Service co-
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