PRMs for clinicians

PRMs empower patients to self-monitor and provide valuable feedback on their healthcare experiences and perceptions of their own health. PRMs will help you tailor care to patients' needs, continuously improve the quality of care and outcomes, and reduce unwarranted clinical variation.

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PRMs for patients

PRMs are questionnaires that let your healthcare provider measure the quality of your care, your healthcare experiences, and outcomes. PRMs will give you a better understanding of your own health and improve the way we treat and care for you, and others in the future.

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Evidence based. Outcomes driven.

Check out resources on the research around PRMs and their effectiveness, and a list of validated patient surveys.

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Our Statewide PRMs Program reaches its 1000th patient milestone officially launching across 3 LHNs image
Our Statewide PRMs Program reaches its 1000th patient milestone officially launching across 3 LHNs

We’re cel­e­brat­ing a sig­nif­i­cant mile­stone in our Patient Report­ed Mea­sures (PRMs) pro­gram, with over 1,000 patients now par­tic­i­pat­ing. The Clinician’s ZEDOC plat­form has offi­cial­ly launched across three Local Health Net­works (LHNs) in South Australia
South Australia PRMs Program Goes Live at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital with The Clinician’s ZEDOC solution image
South Australia PRMs Program Goes Live at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital with The Clinician’s ZEDOC solution

We cel­e­brat­ed our first go-live on 13th Decem­ber 2023, with the South Aus­tralian Med­ical Imag­ing (SAMI) Nuclear Med­i­cine Ther­a­nos­tics Ser­vice imple­ment­ing the dig­i­tal solu­tion (ZEDOC) for the col­lec­tion & report­ing of PRMs with­in its patient cohort.
Calling clinicians: An opportunity to provide feedback on the proposed Generic PROM for South Australia image
Calling clinicians: An opportunity to provide feedback on the proposed Generic PROM for South Australia

The Gener­ic PROM Sub­com­mit­tee is seek­ing clin­i­cian feed­back regard­ing the nom­i­na­tion of PROMIS-29 as the pre­ferred gener­ic PROM survey.