Privacy and cyber for practice managers – post measuring outcome activity

In this eLearning course we aimed to give a deeper understanding of key information security and risks in healthcare. This included identifying different types of secondary uses of information and responsible use of AI. We also discussed responding to a phishing attack and other cyber security issues. In the activity you will need to have identified and implemented a change to your practice in relation to privacy or cyber issues.

Privacy and cyber for practice managers

This course builds on the content in Understanding privacy and cyber security risks to give you a deeper understanding of key information security risks in healthcare. Once you have completed this course you will understand the intersections of Australia's Federal and State regulation, some more complex concepts in privacy compliance and cyber security, and have a better grasp on responsible use of AI. After completing this activity, there is an optional 0.5 hour Measuring Outcomes activity.

Medical records - part three: handwritten or EMR activity

Learning objectives Produce accurate clinical notes from a consultation using your preferred documentation format. Compare your documentation with model examples and identify strengths and areas for improvement. Explain the importance of thorough and accurate records for patient care, communication, and medico-legal protection.

Privacy - what’s new and what it means for you - Measuring Outcomes

This is an optional Measuring Outcomes activity for doctors who have completed webinar - Privacy what's new and what it means for you** (RACGP Activity #1379105).**

Privacy - what’s new and what it means for you

Did you know that privacy laws have recently changed, bringing in additional obligations and penalties? In our next medico-legal webinar we'll explore what's new in privacy and what it means for you. You'll hear from a panel of experts including a lawyer, a private practice doctor and a public hospital doctor. They'll discuss how these changes affect the way you handle patient information and what you can do to avoid a privacy breach.

Privacy and cyber security for medical practitioners – post measuring outcome activity

This is an optional Measuring Outcomes activity for doctors who have completed Privacy and cyber security for medical practitioners (RACGP Activity #1338338).

Privacy and cyber security for medical practitioners

This course builds on the content in Understanding privacy and cyber security risks to give you a deeper understanding of key information security risks in healthcare. Once you have completed this course you will understand the intersections of Australia's Federal and State regulation, some more complex concepts in privacy compliance and cyber security, and have a better grasp on responsible use of AI.

Privacy policy development guide