MyHealth Record, also known as Patient Medication Record (PMR), is an electronic record system that record all the medications you are taking. PMR helps us better manage your medications, improve compliance and thus, improve your health. PMR also allows you to keep a record of your health data and retrieve it anytime you need.
The service is voluntary. If you have a long-term condition, we encourage you to register for it.
It is available at CARiNG stores.
Allow us to better manage your medications, improve compliance and thus, improve your health
Record and store your health records in cloud, which facilitate consistency of care across all CARiNG stores
Enable sharing of health records with your medical doctor
Enhance the quality of provided services and patient care
Allow you to monitor the health records of you and your loved ones
Pharmacist can identify non-adherence, prompts the pharmacist to clinically review prescriptions, identify patients for additional services, and identify those patients at greater risk of adverse drug events
Enable the pharmacist to identify interactions when new medications are prescribed, check the appropriateness of over-the-counter medication requests, and are used to facilitate the temporary supply of medications
Routinely recording allergies and patient’s medical conditions would enable the appropriateness of patients for certain services to be quickly determined and would remove the need for guessing the patient’s conditions based on their medications
• some information, including your name, contact number and identification card number
• your consent to CARiNG for keeping a record of all your medications in Patient Medication Record (PMR). Your pharmacist will initiate a medication record for you.
• After you have registered for the service, you can access your PMR using CARiNG Apps
When you have registered for the service, your pharmacist will look at how you use your medications and any problems you may have with them.
Your pharmacist may provide additional services such as Medication Use Review (MUR), Monitored Dosage System (MDS) or Chronic Disease Management (CDM) when applicable.
1. Your pharmacist will check your prescription and prepare the medications you need according to your doctor’s advice.
2. The prescription is only valid for a duration as decided by your doctor. Your pharmacist will ask you to follow up with your doctor for regular medical care and new prescription.
Yes. It is strictly private and confidential. Informed consent will be obtained before commencing.
