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The Australian Digital Health Agency aims to increase adoption of the My Health Record by connecting the My Health Record platform to mobile applications through industry standard APIs.
Included below is key information about getting started and key forms required to connect to My Health Record Mobile Gateway. Learn more....
Technical specifications to enable developers to connect applications to the My Health Record system via the FHIR® Gateway.
The Australian Digital Health Agency aims to increase adoption of the My Health Record by individuals as well as healthcare professionals by connecting the My Health Record platform to mobile healthcare applications (apps) via industry standard Application Programming Interfaces (APIs).
In this guide, we will be accessing these 2 document types via the following 2 APIs, PBS Items (GET) and MBS Items (GET)
This guide will look at retrieving all clinical document data (including these 2, but excluding MBS documents).
In this guide, we will be accessing Prescription and Dispense List and Allergies List contained in a patient’s clinical document service.
In this guide, we will be accessing a patient’s medications and allergies contained in a Personal Health Summary. A Personal Health Summary is a specific type of clinical document which has been completed by the consumer, most often without the assistance of a healthcare professional.
To begin this guide you should have completed the previous 2 guides, have registered as a developer, and successfully developed MyGov authentication functionality. We will use the token received from MyGov to access the patient’s My Health Record.
Within these guides we will demonstrate the functionality of the FHIR Gateway using Xamarin.Forms in Visual Studio and the Android Emulator.
This guide is focused on the FHIR Gateway (also previously known as the Mobile Gateway).
The Australian Digital Health Agency aims to increase adoption of the My Health Record by individuals as well as healthcare professionals by connecting the My Health Record platform to mobile healthcare applications (apps) via industry standard Application Programming Interfaces (APIs).
Technical specifications to enable developers to connect applications to the My Health Record system via the FHIR® Gateway.
The My Health Record Mobile Developer Welcome Pack is a collection of forms and guides to help new app developers connect to the My Health Record system for the first time.
This recording provides an introduction to the NCTS products and services.
Topics include:
This recording provides an introduction to the FHIR specification.
Topics in this recording include:
Issue: Test myGov authentication endpoint does not present valid certificate
The certificate presented by the test myGov authentication endpoint is not signed by a valid Certificate Authority. When you first authenticate to the test myGov server with your test patient credentials, your browser may warn you of non-private connection. You have to proceed to enter your credentials in order to authenticate the test patient.
Environment: Test (SVT)
The production endpoint is signed by a valid Certificate Authority.
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This form is for mobile app developers to enable you to:
For further information about connecting with the My Health Record system, please refer to the App Vendor Guide to the Connection Process, which is distributed as part of the Welcome Pack for developers using the FHIR®[1] Gateway of the My Health Record system.
Services Australia advice: ANZAC Day Public Holiday - OTS and Developer Support availability - Services Australia advises that there will be a change in the availability of the Developer Support and Online Technical Support (OTS) teams on the upcoming ANZAC Day Public Holiday on Monday 26 April 2021.
The Australian Digital Health Agency is pleased to announce that My Health Record version 9.4 was released on Monday 25 June, 2018.
By operation of the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability (Establishing the Australian Digital Health Agency) Rule 2016, on 1 July 2016, all the assets and liabilities of NEHTA will vest in the Australian Digital Health Agency. In this website, on and from 1 July 2016, all references to "National E-Health Transition Authority" or "NEHTA" will be deemed to be references to the Australian Digital Health Agency. PCEHR means the My Health Record, formerly the "Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record", within the meaning of the My Health Records Act 2012 (Cth), formerly called the Personally Controlled Electronic Health Records Act 2012 (Cth).
