AHPA may also occasionally share resources developed by other organisations. The resources available through AHPA are intended to be multidisciplinary in nature and reflect the organisation’s broad focus. If you are seeking resources for a specific profession, please visit the homepage of your professional association. We ask that you do not host or reproduce these resources without express permission from AHPA or the original content developer.
28 October 2020 • AHPA Resources
AHPA has developed a series of connection guides for allied health professionals seeking to engage with digital platforms.
These guides provide practical advice that addresses issues specific to allied health professionals. The guides for connecting with My Health Record include information on how to connect via conformant software and via the National Provider Portal.
28 October 2020 • AHPA Resources
AHPA has created toolkits to help allied health professions understand and interact with digital health platforms such as My Health Record and secure messaging. This is part of AHPA’s ongoing work to support allied health professions to engage with digital health.
28 October 2020 • AHPA Resources
Healthcare organisations participating in the My Health Record system are required to have policies in place that ensure the system is used safely and responsibly.
These policy templates will help allied health practices prepare appropriate digital health policies and ensure their compliance with My Health Record requirements.
26 August 2020 • AHPA Resources
AHPA’s Digital Inclusion Assessment and Planning Tool for Allied Health Providers has been developed to help allied health professionals engage with digital health technologies including My Health Record, secure messaging and telehealth. It is intended to help allied health providers assess their own understanding of these technologies and determine how they would benefit their practice and patients.
Once practitioners have completed a self-assessment, the tool provides links to a range of resources for further reading and support to implement digital health tools.
10 June 2020 • AHPA Resources
AHPA has produced a guide and several associated resources addressing technical, privacy and security, and clinical assessment aspects of telehealth for allied health professionals . These resources are intended to provide an overall introduction to telehealth and are to be used in conjunction with profession-specific guidance developed by individual professions.
20 December 2019 • AHPA Resources
AHPA has launched a dedicated website with free resources to help allied health professionals meet NDIS Commission requirements and achieve NDIS provider registration.
5 December 2019 • AHPA Resources
Allied Health Professions Australia (AHPA) is pleased to present this webinar series on digital health for allied health professionals. These webinars were developed following consultation with particular professions but their contents will also be relevant to other professions.
Slides from the webinars are also available for download.
12 December 2017 • AHPA Resources
This webinar focuses on how allied health practitioners can benefit from being listed in the National Health Services Directory to improve communication with other health professionals and referrals.
12 September 2017 • AHPA Resources
This is the fourth webinar in AHPA’s 4-part technology series for allied health professionals. The webinar focuses on My Health Record for allied health providers including benefits of using the My Health Record system, how to connect to the system, how to upload event summaries and how to embed use of the system in your practice to improve communication and patient care.
Slides from the presentation are also available for download.
11 September 2017 • AHPA Resources
This software tool, developed in conjunction with TrainIT Medical, has been designed to help you determine your practice’s needs regarding a clinical information system.
The spreadsheet has been developed by AHPA to help allied health practitioners know more about the range of software packages available and which functions they each offer.
The provider contact list, also developed with TrainIT Medical, has been collated to help allied health practitioners quickly find out how to contact various software vendors. The information presented has been supplied by the software vendors.