Chinese Medicine Practitioners can access to Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine data in eHealth!
Chinese medicine electronic health record sharing
Chinese medicine data has been included in eHealth since March 2022. Currently, Chinese Medicine Practitioners who have registered in eHealth can access not only patients' Chinese Medicine records but also their Western Medicine records (such as examination reports, imaging reports, and medication records, etc.) after they have given sharing consents to healthcare providers. This key feature enables Chinese Medicine Practitioners to gain a more comprehensive understanding of patients' conditions, thereby developing more precise and safer treatment plans while providing continuous healthcare services to patients.
Sharable scope of CM information
Scope of eHR sharable data will be introduced by phases. Currently, CM sharable domains include:
Future development
- Continuously enhancing the system EC Connect
- Inclusion of CM related functionality in eHealth App.
- Exploring the possibility of interoperability and sharing between Chinese medicine and Western medicine records.
醫承通 EC Connect
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Frequently asked questions
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What is/are the objectives of Chinese medicine information sharing in eHealth?Expand
- To facilitate computerisation and sharing of eHR among of CMPs.
- To facilitate the information sharing of eHR between Chinese and Western medicine.
- To allow secondary use of clinical data.
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What is the next step / development plan for Chinese medicine information sharing of eHR?Expand
The development plan includes the following areas:
- Continuously enhancing the system EC Connect
- Inclusion of CM related functionality in eHealth App.
- Exploring the possibility of interoperability and sharing between Chinese medicine and Western medicine records.
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What types of Chinese medicine practitioners can join eHealth in order to access the eHRs in eHealth?Expand
Currently, registered CM practitioners, listed CM practitioners and CM practitioners with limited registration can apply for user accounts via the eHealth participating HCPs they are working for to gain access to the eHRs in eHealth.