Resources
Access a variety of tools and resources on a broad range of topics including clinical strategies, health software, practice research and much more.
Sample Care Plan
Sample care plan generated using MedicalDirector Care - a fully integrated care planning tool within MedicalDirector software that combines patient information with essential clinical details in a comprehensive format.
Cyber Security Incident Action Plan
An incident of any magnitude can be a concerning event. Having a plan in place will help you navigate the waters and ensure you have covered off the areas that need attention.
Incident Response Team-Planning Worksheet
An incident of any magnitude can be a concerning event for all concerned. Having a plan in place will help you navigate the waters and ensure you have covered off the areas that need attention.
True Cloud vs Remote Desktop Software
At a time when remote work is becoming the norm, many healthcare practices are finding themselves limited by traditional server-based software platforms.
The Impact of COVID-19 on General Practice in Australia
To learn more about the clinical impacts COVID-19 has had on general practice in Australia and what this means for the future.
Patient attitudes — Generic vs. Branded Medications
To learn more about consumer attitudes to medications, we surveyed 1,400 people to find out what they know about generic vs. branded medications, which one they prefer and why.
Preparing your practice for ePrescribing
The launch of ePrescribing is fast approaching, and the health industry is working to ensure GP practices, pharmacies and patients are educated and ready, and that prescribing and dispensing technology is aligned to support this important initiative.
COVID-19 and the Evolution of Telehealth
In the face of Coronavirus (COVID-19) healthcare providers must consider the best ways to treat patients while limiting further infection. Ongoing advances in security and usability features are making Telehealth a viable option. Read our report to understand the shifting views around remote care in Australia.
Doctor Google, self-diagnosis and clinical care
‘Dr Google’ – is impacting the relationship between Australians and their health practitioners, as well as how individuals interpret their own health. Gaining significant media coverage, MedicalDirector’s research surveyed over 1,500 Australians, and revealed Australians are now starting to form a ‘habit’ of searching Google for answers before – or instead of – seeking professional medical advice.
The smart guide to starting your medical practice
Ready to run your own practice? Congratulations! Your decision marks a significant turning point in your professional medical career. In this guide, we explain how a smarter way to start a medical practice, based on efficient and scalable processes, can help set you up for success, ensure better patient outcomes and allow you to work in a way that suits you best.
Calculating the cost of starting your medical practice
Investing in the smartest, most innovative clinical practice management methods from the start will help empower your practice to scale, achieve competitive advantage, while adapting to the needs of your patients now, and in the future. A future-thinking, smart financial plan for any medical practice needs to start with the premise that every dollar spent in healthcare needs to contribute to the most efficient and effective way of providing ideal levels of patient care.
Patient Engagement Survey 2018
In our latest White Paper, we surveyed over 2,000 patients across Australia, to discover what patients really expect from their healthcare providers when it comes to delivering personalised care, including choosing the right communication channels, leveraging technology and providing resources to better manage health conditions.
Interoperability in healthcare
Technology is having a catalyst effect on healthcare, opening up exciting opportunities to vastly improve the flow of information, offer deeper data insights, enhance clinical workflow and optimise better patient outcomes.