Bingo!I believe we are talking about two very different products...

Bingo!

I believe we are talking about two very different products here because digital health records in itself does not supportscalable real-time clinical decision support and automation thatcan improve clinical productivity. Its primary purpose is to record all interactions between a person and ACT public health services.

In doing so, it allows ACT residents to more easily access and control their own health data and choose their own provider - for example, managing their medical appointments, update personal details, more easily getting a second opinion, transfer to a new doctor, identify mistakes in our medical records, more easily participate in medical research trials etc.

Patientrack is more like the next layer in the healthcare delivery. Information contained in the digital health record together with updated major vital signs (blood pressure, temperature, pulse and oxygen saturation) recorded at the point of medical care allows Patientrack to then interpret the information and calculate patients’ early warning score automatically. In effect, it detects patients at risk of deterioration and alerts clinicians until action is taken and the situation resolved.