Why you should contact us
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eHealth Security Services is dedicated to providing IT services to healthcare operators. We have over 10 years experience in eHealth therefore a thorough understanding of information technology matters that affect Primary Care Providers.
Your IT needs as a healthcare provider are very different and specific compared to those of any other type of business. Patient information is your most valuable and irreplaceable asset. This asset needs to be protected or it could have serious repercussions on the reputation of your Practice and the relationship you have with your patient.
It is vital that your Practice has in place an efficient IT infrastructure, effective information security and that your staff uses the information system and the Internet in a safe and secure way.
We provide comprehensive IT solutions utilising a wide range of cutting edge technologies at accessible rates.
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For more information contact us or call 1300 399 116.
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- :: $50 million for Medicare Locals to help rollout eHealth records
Health Minister Tanya Plibersek has announced $50 million over two years will be made available to Medicare Locals – networks that support frontline health providers – to assist GPs and other health care providers to adopt and use the Australian Government ...
- :: Computing PIP
In reply to GP Network News, Issue 12 Number 18:Can the AMA examine protesting at the plans to remove e-health PIP from those practices that don't participate in the PCEHR? This is a huge impost on time and if practices are computerised and have computer recal ...
- :: New eHealth “learning centre” goes live
An online “learning centre” which details how the Australian Government’s new electronic health record system will work for patients and practitioners has been launched.Authors: DoHA ...
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In reply to AMA sets its own items for managing a shared health summary for the Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record (PCEHR):As far as I understand, patients will be able to add information themselves to their own health records. It may benefit GPs w ...
- :: Budget Delivers Certainty for eHealth System
Australian families will benefit from a $233.7 million investment to continue the rollout of a national, secure eHealth system which will deliver safer and better health services.Authors: DoHA ...
- :: Australian Government 2012-13 Health and Ageing Portfolio Budget Statements and Budget Media Releases
Information for the Health and Ageing Portfolio 2012-13 Budget and related Media Releases are available for viewing. Budget Media Releases: Government Invests in Frontline Health ServicesBlitz on Dental Waiting Lists to Benefit Low Income AustraliansNew and Im ...
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In reply to Draft AMA Guide to Using the PCEHR :Thank you to all above. Have I missed that entries are to be in English? I understand the patient's personal notes would be able to be in their language of choice; however is the healthcare record to be in Englis ...
- :: Postive aspects of PCEHR.
In reply to Draft AMA Guide to Using the PCEHR :Let us please consider the postive aspects of PCEHR. In the absense of any current shared health records....these 'e' records will be of great value esp. for those clients who have chronic conditions with comple ...
- :: New Blood Processing Centre Opens in Melbourne
Security of the national blood supply will be boosted by a new, $213 million, world–class processing facility based in Melbourne.Authors: DoHA ...
