The National Clinical Terminology Service (NCTS) at the Australian Digital Health Agency, are once again holding live online Q&A style webinars in July and August 2020. These events are a great opportunity to consolidate your understanding about SNOMED CT-AU and the Australian Medicines Terminology (AMT) and engage with terminology experts.
This is a unique opportunity to meet and collaborate with a community of like-minded people and is the only dedicated event that deals specifically with the complexity of digital health challenges and opportunities in Western Australia.
The Australian Digital Health Agency is presenting a one hour introduction to integrating software with the My Health Record system.
The Australian Digital Health Agency is presenting a one hour introduction to integrating software with the My Health Record system.
The Australian Digital Health Agency is presenting a one hour introduction to integrating software with the My Health Record system.
The Australian Digital Health Agency is presenting a one hour introduction to integrating software with the My Health Record system.
The Australian Digital Health Agency is presenting a one hour introduction to integrating software with the My Health Record system.
The Australian Digital Health Agency (the Agency) has released version 2.8 of the Clinical Package Validator. The Clinical Package Validator v2.8 now supports the execution of enhanced validation rules for clinical documents: Information Quality Rules (IQ Rules).
The Agency has published the specifications for the new Pharmacist Shared Medicines (PSML) document type. This is the first public release of the PSML specification. Previous releases were made available on a trial basis to limited audiences.
The Australian Digital Health Agency (the Agency) has released a new minor release of its HIPS middleware product: HIPS v7.3
The Australian Digital Health Agency (the Agency) has published the specifications for the new Goals of Care v1.0 document type. The Goals of Care clinical document type is used to capture advance care information in alignment with Western Australia’s Goals of Patient Care Summary documents. This specification was developed as part of the Agency's National Goals of Care Collaborative project.
Services Australia advises that the team known as ‘OTS Liaison’ has changed names and will now be known as ‘Developer Support’.
Our email address is now [email protected].
Services Australia advises that the team known as ‘OTS Liaison’ has changed names and will now be known as ‘Developer Support’.
Our email address is now [email protected].
Services Australia advises that the team known as ‘OTS Liaison’ has changed names and will now be known as ‘Developer Support’.
Our email address is now [email protected].
The Medicines View Optimisation aims to reduce duplication by enhancing the interoperability between PBS - and AMT- coded items as well as enhancing existing grouping and ‘Differs Advisory’ logic. The implementation of the full PBS to AMT Map will also enable form and/or strength change advisories to be provided based on AMT codes rather than relying on PBS codes alone which may no longer be present. All changes have been implemented on the back-end logic and will have no impact on the User Interface. This will be released as part of the My Health Record Release 11 currently scheduled to go-live in early March 2020.
The Pharmacist Shared Medicines List (PSML) is a new clinical document type for the My Health Record system and will be released by the end of June 2019 as part of MHR Release 10.1.
The Australian Digital Health Agency has released the technical framework to support the implementation of electronic prescribing. This updates the preliminary technical framework documentation first distributed on 24 September 2019 (provided as drafts to software providers to give initial early access to the technical framework). Changes to Commonwealth legislation from 31 October 2019 now recognise an electronic prescription as a legal form authorising medicines supply.
9 September 2019: Collaboration to develop enhanced secure messaging functionality will ensure healthcare providers can communicate quickly, easily and securely to provide safer and more efficient care.
The Australian Digital Health Agency (the Agency) has released a new minor release of its HIPS middleware product - HIPS v7.2
The Australian Digital Health Agency is pleased to announce version 1.0 of its Java-based CDA™ Document Library.
The Australian Digital Health Agency (the Agency) is pleased to announce the release of an industry offer that will financially incentivise software providers to implement new standards for enhanced secure messaging functionality in their products.
The Australian Digital Health Agency (the Agency) has released a new major release of its HIPS middleware product: HIPS 7.0
To better meet the expectations and requirements of developers, the Agency now provides sample code libraries directly from GitHub and NuGet.
HL7® International has published release 4 of its Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR®) standard, which has finalised the base platform of the specification along with some improvements requested by developers.
Media release - Opt in or opt out of My Health Record at any time in your life: Australian Parliament strengthens privacy protections of My Health Record
The Australian Parliament has this morning passed legislation to strengthen privacy protections in My Health Records Act 2012 without debate or division.
The FHIR Implementation Guide specifies the format of FHIR-based representations of Medicare documents that is used for the upload of such documents into the My Health Record system.
Stay Smart Online Week ran from 8-14 October and centred on the theme ‘Together we can reverse the threat of cybercrime.’ A key message was to update software on all devices. The campaign highlighted 80% of Android users and 23% of iOS users hadn’t installed the latest software updates.1
The Australian Digital Health Agency (Agency) has released new and updated versions of a number of clinical document specifications.
Healthcare provider organisations can now download NASH organisation PKI certificates via HPOS, replacing the existing process where certificates are issued on CDs
The Agency has chosen GitHub as its collaboration tool to allow developers to more readily access and contribute to our code libraries and selected resources, as well as enhancing collaboration with developers. The Agency’s code libraries and links to resources can be found here:
The Australian Digital Health Agency (“the Agency”) has released new and updated versions of the following Integration Toolkits. In addition, the Agency has announced it will use GitHub to enhance collaboration and sharing with developers.
The Australian Digital Health Agency is pleased to announce that My Health Record version 9.4 was released on Monday 25 June, 2018.
Version 2.7 of the Clinical Package Validator enables software developers to improve the depth and automation of clinical document conformance testing.
This is part 2 of 3 of a series on aspects of ADHA's interoperability standards. This webinar provides an introduction to the NCTS products and services.
This is part 1 of 3 of a series on aspects of ADHA's interoperability standards. This webinar provides an introduction to the FHIR specification.
This is part 3 of 3 of a series on aspects of ADHA's interoperability standards. This webinar provides an introduction to the basic FHIR terminology services.
The Australian Digital Health Agency has released new and updated versions of a number of clinical document specifications.
