The Australian eHealth Record and the Richmond Model of Care
Channel: David Guest
Date: 2012-07-19

Tony Lembke outlines the Richmond Model of Patient Centred Healthcare and the role the new Australian eHealth Record plays in facilitating that care. 

He then goes on to explain the current state of the eHealth Record and answers a number of questions about the current implementaiton.

Timeline
Introduction, Viv Walkington - 0.21
Overview, Tony Lembke  - 0.55
Better health communication - It's personal - 1.33
The Solution - PCEHR? - 2.45
Current expectations - 3.14
Local medical ITC status  - 4.22
Richmond Model of Care - 4.44
Medical home - 5.25
Informational consistency - 6.25
Care team - expand / collapse - 7.00
PCEHR - 7.30
Soft launch - 1 July - 8.15
Why IT fails - 9.20
eHealth App store - 10.05
Personally controlled EHR - 10.30
Framework and Identification - 11.35
App1 - Curated SHS - 12.10
Reliant on accurate local health record - 13.35
What a SHS is not - 15.00
Patient input as to what to share - 15.35
Uploading SHS technical requirements - 16.45
"One button" upload - 18.10
Benefits for patients (eventually) - 19.00
Grey nomads - 19.55
GP warm inner glow - 20.20
SHS is work - PIP / SIP / item number? - 20.43
ePIP - 21.18
PBS app - 22.00
ACIR app - 22.25
Event summary app - 22.50
Ease of use requirement - 23.25
Question - Patient control of Apps access - 24.15
Patient health diary - 25.30
Question - Legal liability of curator for uploading incomplete record? - 26.10
Question - Is GP participation voluntary? - 27.15
Question - Flagging of incomplete record? - 28.18
PCEHR reflects current practice - 29.15
Question - Can GP be coerced into uploading inadequate record? - 29.44
Question - Privacy concerns - Experience to date of clinical trials - 30.20
Question - GP medicolegal agreement - when? - 31.40
Question - Patient access control? - 32.55
Question - Can other parties get access? - 33.15
Legally restricted to clinical care - 33.30
Conclusion - 35.30