Resources

The guide provides best practice training for hospital staff and clinicians as they begin participating in national Clinical Quality Registries.

This guide provides information for Clinical Quality Registry operators and researchers on how to conduct registry-based trials. This guide also offers practical tools and examples to support implementation.

This communique provides an update on the National Clinical Quality Registry Program in August 2024. It covers upcoming funding opportunities and other news and events.

This communique provides an update on the National Clinical Quality Registry Program in March 2024. It covers upcoming funding opportunities and other news and events.

This document includes information to help clinicians and pharmacists connect to the National Prescription Delivery Service.

This communique provides an update on the National Clinical Quality Registry Program in August 2023. It covers upcoming funding opportunities and other news and events.

This document includes information to help developers connect to the National Prescription Delivery Service.

This publication covers what clinical quality registries do and how they help improve people's health.

This fact sheet outlines accessing medicines through electronic prescriptions.

The Electronic Prescribing Active Script List (ASL) Privacy Framework describes the privacy, identity and consent processes that relate to release 1 of the implementation of Active Script List functionality.

This policy outlines the privacy responsibilities of non-government organisations involved in the electronic prescribing process.

This policy describes how personal information and related data contained in electronic prescriptions is collected, used and disclosed.

This strategy is a roadmap for how the Australian health system will collect and use clinical data to improve patient care.

This report is a summary of the feedback we received during the consultation process in 2019. It highlights key themes that informed the final strategy.

This report details the Summary of Privacy Impact Assessment on the Electronic Prescribing Project. Electronic Prescribing is being implemented to increase PBS compliance and efficiency, improve drug safety, and support better data collection.

The Electronic Prescriptions Security and Access Policy describes how health care provider organisations must manage the security and integrity of their software, to make sure they dispense electronic prescriptions securely.

The Form of the Electronic Prescription 2019 defines the information fields required when a PBS prescriber writes an electronic prescription.

The Electronic Prescriptions Information Technology Requirements Instrument 2019 details system requirements for participating in electronic prescribing and refers to system obligations to adhere to security, privacy and data usage policies.