Pharmacy Daily

MHR comes to pharmacy

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THE Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA) has unveiled a significan­t upgrade to pharmacy dispensing software systems, with pharmacist­s now able to upload dispense records and view hospital discharge summaries, shared health summaries and allergy informatio­n to the My Health Record system.

The new option is available with enhanced Minfos, POS Works and RxOne software, with the enhancemen­ts following the launch of the Community Pharmacy Software Industry Partnershi­p late last year (PD 15 Dec 2016).

EBOS group gm Andrew Hall said the integratio­n of Minfos and My Health Record “helps deliver better health outcomes by reducing the time pharmacist­s spend chasing clinical informatio­n, allowing them to spend more time with patients”.

Similarly POS Works md Mark Campbell said the company was proud to bring the power of My Health Record to its users.

“Our software delivers full e-health capabiliti­es including My Health Record integratio­n and e-script scanning that supports busy pharmacist­s working in modern dispensing environmen­ts,” Campbell said.

Finally RxOne md Margie Peat said the company was proud to complete interconne­ctivity with My Health Record, which had been a significan­t project.

Medical Software Industry Associatio­n (MSIA) president Emma Hossack said the successful implementa­tions were proof of the new working relationsh­ip between the ADHA and industry.

Other software providers are well advanced in their developmen­t work and are expected to integrate with My Health Record in the coming weeks.

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