iRAD (Integrated Real-Time Active Data) iRAD delivers instant access to patient information for better clinical outcomes with secure, simplified workflows for medical practices, care teams and patients.
iRAD consent
Below you will find templates and tutorials for requesting and storing each patient’s consent status.
User guide
iRAD consent guide for practices
Step-by-step instructions on gaining and recording a patient's consent to iRAD.
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(717 kb)
Training video
iRAD consent with Best Practice
Training video
iRAD consent with MedicalDirector
Templates and forms
iRAD Verbal Consent Granted template
GPs or other practice staff may opt to seek iRAD consent in writing or verbally.
If you choose to gain consent verbally, follow the steps and suggested script on this form when a patient has consented.
Save the template iRAD CONSENT GRANTED into documents in the patient's medical record. Name the record "iRAD Consent Granted".
iRAD will begin access from the moment this record is filed correctly.
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(273 kb)
Templates and forms
iRAD Verbal Consent Denied template
GPs or other practice staff may opt to seek iRAD consent in writing or verbally.
If you choose to gain consent verbally, follow the steps and suggested script on this form when a patient has denied consent. Then save the template iRAD CONSENT DENIED into documents in the patient's medical record. Name the record "iRAD Consent Denied".
This will remove consent. No information will be recorded for this patient from your current care location in iRAD.
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(254 kb)
Templates and forms
iRAD Written Consent Granted template
GPs and other practice staff may choose to gain iRAD consent verbally or in writing.
If you choose to gain consent in writing, ensure your patient reads and understands this form before they sign and date it. Then scan this document and save into documents in the patient's medical record. Name the record "iRAD Consent Granted".
iRAD will begin access from the moment this record is filed correctly.
View PDF
(247 kb)
Templates and forms
iRAD Written Denied Consent template
GPs and other practice staff may choose to gain iRAD consent verbally or in writing.
If you choose to gain consent verbally, follow the steps and suggested script on this form when a patient has denied consent. Then save the template iRAD CONSENT DENIED into documents in the patient's medical record. Name the record "iRAD Consent Denied".
This will remove consent. No information will be recorded for this patient from your current care location in iRAD.
View PDF
(216 kb)
Video tutorial
Training video
iRAD Demonstration video – for clinicians
Training video
How to use iRAD
Training video
iRAD’s Clinical Viewer login and patient search walkthrough
Training video
iRAD’s Clinical Viewer password reset walkthrough
Training video
Navigating iRAD’s Clinical Viewer
For patients
Translated patient resources
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iRAD Patient Information: Arabic
Promotional materialsiRAD Patient Poster 1: Arabic
iRAD makes visits to your GP more simple
No more having to repeat the same story, trying to remember exact dates, names of medication and medical jargon.
Spend more time talking with your GP about the things that matter to you most.
Ask your GP about iRAD or find out more at swsphn.com.au/iradView PDF(243 kb)
Promotional materialsiRAD Patient Poster 2: Arabic
Faster information = better healthcare
iRAD helps your GP instantly access your up-to-date health information - meaning better healthcare for you and your family.
Spend more time talking with your GP about the things that matter to you most.
Ask your GP how iRAD can help you or find out more at swsphn.com.au/irad
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Promotional materialsiRAD Patient Poster 1: Assyrian
iRAD makes visits to your GP more simple
No more having to repeat the same story, trying to remember exact dates, names of medication and medical jargon.
Spend more time talking with your GP about the things that matter to you most.
Ask your GP about iRAD or find out more at swsphn.com.au/iradView PDF1 Pages (171 kb)
Promotional materialsiRAD Patient Poster 2: Assyrian
Faster information = better healthcare
iRAD helps your GP instantly access your up-to-date health information - meaning better healthcare for you and your family.
Spend more time talking with your GP about the things that matter to you most.
Ask your GP how iRAD can help you or find out more at swsphn.com.au/irad
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ChineseViewHide
Promotional materialsiRAD Patient Poster 1: Chinese
iRAD makes visits to your GP more simple
No more having to repeat the same story, trying to remember exact dates, names of medication and medical jargon.
Spend more time talking with your GP about the things that matter to you most.
Ask your GP about iRAD or find out more at swsphn.com.au/iradView PDF1 Pages (154 kb)
Promotional materialsiRAD Patient Poster 2: Chinese
Faster information = better healthcare
iRAD helps your GP instantly access your up-to-date health information - meaning better healthcare for you and your family.
Spend more time talking with your GP about the things that matter to you most.
Ask your GP how iRAD can help you or find out more at swsphn.com.au/irad
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Promotional materialsiRAD Patient Poster 1: Vietnamese
iRAD makes visits to your GP more simple
No more having to repeat the same story, trying to remember exact dates, names of medication and medical jargon.
Spend more time talking with your GP about the things that matter to you most.
Ask your GP about iRAD or find out more at swsphn.com.au/iradView PDF(214 kb)
Promotional materialsiRAD Patient Poster 2: Vietnamese
Faster information = better healthcare
iRAD helps your GP instantly access your up-to-date health information - meaning better healthcare for you and your family.
Spend more time talking with your GP about the things that matter to you most.
Ask your GP how iRAD can help you or find out more at swsphn.com.au/irad
View PDF1 Pages (214 kb)
