Information GPs can access
Your General Practitioner (GP) will be able to access information including:
- blood test results
- medical imaging results
- details of medications you received and have been prescribed
- details of your diagnoses.
Information available to GPs
| Patient details | Demographics including contact information e.g. personal and regular GP |
| A problem list outlining emergency, inpatient and mental health diagnoses | |
| Mental Health Act Records | |
| Occasions of care | Inpatient admissions including summary of patient discharge information |
| Emergency presentations including clinical notes | |
| Oncology cases including care plan | |
| Medications | Medication profiles including recommendations and Community Pharmacy details |
| Pathology | Pathology Queensland reports and orders |
| QH ordered medical imaging | Radiology reports |
| Clinical echocardiogram reports e.g. sonogram of the heart | |
| Procedures | Operation notes |
| Clinical cardiology reports e.g. coronary artery bypass | |
| Clinical endoscopy reports e.g. colonoscopy | |
| Adverse Reactions and Alerts | Adverse reactions - harmful or undesirable responses to an agent e.g. allergic reaction, intolerance and sensitivity |
| Alerts - information that may need consideration when delivering care | |
| Additional documentation | Various documents that assist health professionals care for patients e.g. Statement of Choices form outlines patient wishes and can be used to guide medical decisions |
Last updated: 30 May 2017
