Australian Digital Health Strategy Question
On the subject of replatforming the MyHR, the Australian Digital Health Strategy has this to say:
Every healthcare provider will have the ability to communicate with other professionals and their patients via secure digital channels by 2022. Patients will also be able to communicate with their healthcare providers using these digital channels. This will end dependence on paper-based correspondence and the fax machine or post.
I�m doing some consulting to the Agency around Secure messaging, and I�m thinking about this. I haven�t heard any discussion about this anywhere � what would it look like?
- Would patients have to communicate through a MyHR portal? Or could they choose to use their normal Email? Or should there stringent security requirements?
- Would doctors ask patient�s for the email id? or would the register it via their MyHR?
- Would patients get a Doctor�s email from their website? Or would they look it up in the national healthcare directory?
- What kinds of workflows would you build on top of that? Care plans? Scheduling?
Here is the link:
http://www.healthintersections.com.au/?p=2772
Looking forward to some useful comments.
As an opening question where will technology be in 5 years and what sort of impact will that evolution of tech have on any imagined futures? 2022 is a fair way off in technological terms I reckon?
David.
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