MediRecords makeover brings new features for multidisciplinary care

The MediRecords 2.0 release implements a new user interface designed to optimise screen space, simplify navigation, and increase prominence for alerts and notifications.

Another new feature is a universal communications bar for real time chat between team members from anywhere in MediRecords, with email integration coming soon.

In recognition of healthcare providers’ increasingly fragmented work lives, clinicians can now see a calendar view that shows their appointments across multiple clinics.

MediRecords has also introduced multi-factor authentication, which bolsters existing security options, such as Azure Active Directory integration.

A major program of work throughout 2023 will see additional features released, including:

• Case Management
• Group Appointments
• An inpatient module with admissions, charting, handovers, and medication management
• Letter writer tool upgrade
• Email on demand
• Payments integration.

MediRecords founder and Chief Executive Officer Matthew Galetto said providing the flexibility to support multidisciplinary, value-based care was central to the platform redesign.

“The Federal Government’s Strengthening Medicare Taskforce pointed to the importance of multidisciplinary care in general practice and allied health. MediRecords is committed to supporting new ways of delivering connected care to people with chronic conditions, wherever they are in Australia.”

MediRecords clients include virtual emergency departments, private hospital consulting suites, government agencies, telehealth and virtual care providers, general practitioners, specialists, and multidisciplinary clinics.