Cancer and Health Professionals: required project management
Cancer and Healthcare Professionals: the required project management is complex. Good patient outcomes are achieved when project management is highly coordinated. We will work together for the benefit of our client with a cancer diagnosis. Our approach is to provide tailored patient-driven support for our clients.
If a client engages us to support them during consultations, we will let you know with as much advance notice. We will attend by telephone, secure video link or face-to-face depending on the context. The majority of the time it will be by telephone.
Secure audio records of our meetings are kept in the client’s file here at Health Equals Freedom, which can be provided securely on request for your medical records.
We project manage and streamline the processes for clients with cancer. Coordination of care between the GP and their multi-disciplinary team particularly for complex cancer cases. This is particularly of benefit to patient’s, families and care givers in distant locations.
Research has shown that patients report, question prompt lists and audio recordings, assist in providing support to remember and understand medical information, Hyatt A., et al., 2018.
Here at Health Equals Freedom we use integrated secure practice management software located in Australia, our software is most likely to integrate securely with yours and we can discuss the specific details once we are retained.
Health Legislation we comply with
We at Health Equals Freedom comply with the: Health Records Act 2001 (VIC), Information Privacy Act 2000 (VIC), Guardianship and Administration Act 1986 (VIC), Medical Treatment Act 1988 (VIC) and Privacy Act 1988 and Privacy Principles (APPS- 12 March 2014) and Privacy and Data Protection Act 2014 (VIC).
Note: this is not an exhaustive list of regulations related to our business operation. We haven’t listed all legislation here for simplicity, we have focussed only on that related to medical practice and information management to aide your understanding.
If you would like to discuss details of our services or the ways in which we can collaborate, and please email [email protected] or call 1800-I-SENSE (1800 473 673).
You can direct your patients to our Cancer Resources page also as it offers support and other tools that they might find useful.
