Mōhio
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An innovative solution through technology
We recognise the important role data and technology play in achieving mana whānau, whānau ora. Mōhio is our innovative technology designed to help general practices and primary health organisations. Feedback from users tell us Mōhio technology dramatically improves the way they do business and helps drive improved patient outcomes and access to entitlements.
Mōhio strongly endorses the prioritisation of Māori and high-needs patients, enables consistency across practices in claiming, reporting and patient care and provides real time feedback on performance against National Health Targets at practice and whole-PHO level.
National Hauora Coalition is proud to have developed our products in-house without any reliance on external vendors.
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Clinics using Mōhio technology
Mōhio forms submitted in FY21
The Mōhio suite of apps
MōhioExpress
Prompting practice staff to complete best practice health interventions
Prompting practice staff to complete best practice health interventions, MōhioExpress was developed in 2015 as a replacement of the MedTech Dashboard. The tool is vastly better in terms of speed and usability, and is now offered for non-clinical staff members to use.
Conveniently, the tool prompts General Practice staff to the eligibility of services for the patient sitting in front of them and identifies any gaps in the patient’s clinical and/or admin records. MōhioExpress also provides a quick way to access MōhioForms and other electronic tools.
Designed to integrate with most Practice Management Systems (PMS), MōhioExpress encourages practice staff to complete health interventions that are best-practice. Additionally it aligns to National Health Targets, or to local DHB and PHO performance measures.
MōhioForms
Direct budget management for General practices
MōhioForms launched in 2013 and was developed to support our Flexible Funding Pool. The idea behind MōhioForms is to give General Practices the ability to manage their own budgets and determine patient eligibility, directly at the point of care with the patient.
A range of ‘out-of-the-box’ electronic forms support the workflow and decisions of clinicians.
A great example of this is the Mōhio CVD and Diabetes form which is designed to calculate the patients Framingham five year cardiovascular-disease (CVD) risk with New Zealand adjustments. The integrated Mōhio Risk Projection tool demonstrates modifiable risk factors directly to patients.
RocketM
Reducing reporting for General practices
RocketM kicked off in 2014 and was developed to reduce the burden of reporting for General Practices.
The benefits of RocketM happen in the background without users having to do anything manually. hence there is no need to run queries or wait for results overnight. Running continuously on a GPs server, RocketM allows for automatic and instant transfer of information from General Practice to PHO.
As an example, RocketM will detect a GP entering a classification for Smoking Brief Advice into their Practice Management System (PMS) then within 10 minutes this will be visible to the Mōhio platform.
Toi Whānau Health
A Health Management mobile app for whānau
This innovative mobile app launched in 2018 for patients. Designed for whānau, patients are given a user-friendly digital platform to manage their own family’s health care in a convenient and secure manner.
Key features include the ability for the patient to book appointments, request repeat prescriptions and access medical records. The NHC took the opportunity to develop this initiative ourselves as no other patient portals supported Māori (or other common languages used by high-needs patients). The methods for allowing access for multiple whānau members was very poor, so we are proud of the work we are doing to prioritise this issue.
Toi Whānau Health is currently supported in the following languages; Te Reo Māori, Chinese, Samoan, Tonga, Fijian, Cook Island Māori).
MōhioRecall
Better outreach to whānau
MōhioRecall is a mobile app that allows a trained, distributed and mobile workforce to process patient recalls. Patients are prioritised and assigned to authorised callers who can record actions and outcomes arising from the recall. Māori and high-needs whānau are prioritised.
Targeted services are smoking cessation, flu vaccination and hauora wellness checks and CVD criteria confirmation.
MōhioRecall provides an easy way for practices to capture and report data for System Level Measures.