Launch of Single Digital Patient Record program
NSLHD staff involved in the Single Digital Patient Record program attend the official kick-off meeting
NSLHD has officially launched the next phase of the Single Digital Patient Record (SDPR) program.
“With more than 50 staff from NSLHD contributing to the state configuration build, we’re proud to be playing a key leadership role in shaping one of the most significant quality improvement initiatives in NSW Health’s history,” Anthony said “As a co-chair of both the SDPR State Configuration Management Committee, and the Allied Health and Food and Nutrition Council,
NSLHD Chief Executive Anthony Schembri welcomed Dr Teresa Anderson AM, Chief Executive of the NSW Health SDPR Implementation Authority and her colleagues to the district, to initiate the next phase of the program, with a focus on the district’s go-live readiness. Anthony acknowledged the involvement of staff who were driving statewide digital transformation and improving care across the system.
I have had the privilege of seeing firsthand the system-wide transformation that the SDPR is delivering, not just in digital health and sustainability, but also in service delivery, quality improvement, and reducing unwarranted clinical variation. “This is much more than digital transformation. It is a major step in changing how we deliver care.” The program will undergo testing in early 2026 and be installed towards the end of go-live readiness for 2026.
Find out more on SDPR here: https://bit.ly/4eiaXYt
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