Co-Located Clinics — Primary Care Integration
Mapped and validated consent and data-sharing workflows enabling GPs to securely access NSW Health hospital records while maintaining full privacy compliance — delivered in partnership with Western NSW PHN and Maari Ma.
eHealth NSW / Western NSW PHN / Maari Ma · Australia
⚠️ PLACEHOLDER — Case narrative to be written by Jari. Suggested points to cover: · Why co-located clinics exist and what the data-sharing gap was · The privacy and consent complexity — what made this hard legally/technically · Working with Aboriginal community-controlled health orgs (Maari Ma context) · Cross-provider integration challenges between GP and hospital systems
⚠️ PLACEHOLDER — Results to be written by Jari. Suggested points to cover: · What the consent workflows looked like and how they were validated · Clinical and operational impact of GPs having access to hospital records · How compliance was achieved across legal, policy, and clinical teams
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Context
Co-located clinics bring GP and hospital services together in shared facilities. This engagement focused on enabling secure, consent-based data sharing between GP and NSW Health systems — a technically and legally complex integration involving Western NSW PHN and Maari Ma (Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation).
What Was Delivered
- Consent and data-sharing workflows defined and validated
- Cross-provider data integration design enabling GP access to NSW Health records
- Privacy compliance confirmed across legal, policy, and clinical stakeholders
- Collaboration framework established between Western NSW PHN, Maari Ma, and eHealth NSW
Role
Principal Business Analyst / Project Delivery Lead — eHealth NSW (March 2023–October 2024)
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