Helping mental health services across Australia to deliver consistent and high quality care
With Sydney-based data hosting, iaptus supports Australian services in the delivery of mental health care provided by Primary Health Networks (PHNs), private providers and community managed organisations.
iaptus was first developed in England over ten years ago, in collaboration with one of the first NHS psychological therapy pilot sites. Today, the system is trusted with the records of over 4m patients in the UK alone and supports over 70% of England’s National Health Service psychological therapy services.
Outcome measures
Patients can complete their questionnaires in session on your tablet, with the rest of iaptus safely locked away. The information is then encrypted, and the data is saved in the iaptus patient record, ready to be reviewed.
Alternatively, in the days prior to their appointment a secure link can be automatically emailed to patients, and they can complete questionnaires via an online form from home.
This feature not only saves time during the session, but also allows therapists and coaches to understand their client’s state of mind even before their appointment, meaning that actual therapy time can be more productive. In addition, it helps patients to engage more fully with their care.
This feature saves hours of collective clinical time that can be used more effectively, either to allow more dialogue time during appointments or to fit in more appointments each day.
Keeping your data safe
Dedicated support
Clinical alerts and risks
You’ll be able to see at a glance your high risk patients, how many days have passed since their last contact and the number of days until their next appointment.
Stepped care
Group therapy
Supervision
From their iaptus homepage, supervisors can see at a glance an overview of each of their clinicians’ case loads as well as the date of their next supervisory session.
Supervisors can work through their therapists’ case loads from one screen, including viewing the risk rating for each patient, the reason for referral and graphics showing progress across attended sessions.