MedisConnect vs SAMF

Medis Connect allows Medical Doctors, Specialists, Hospitals, Pharmacies, Radiologists and all Medical Disciplines to be able to easily communicate electronically with each other within the Medis Network. This includes Patient collaboration and transmitting of pertinent information. One of the features within Medis Connect is the Claims Tracker, which allows a Medis user to view their claims and track responses. The Claims Tracking Tool improves operational efficiency and allows for easy access to claim data, enabling you to trace the progress of each claim. You can instantly retrieve a list of the Claims submitted for the given date range with the filtering ability to efficiently and effectively view by the claim statuses. You can now boost your efficiency with better claims management. The Financial Performance is fundamental in any Practice, which is why The Claims Tracking Tool has on demand graphs that instantly displays the financial status of the Practice for a specified date range. The financial overview also expands into the claimed items at line level giving an immediate insight into where Patient Liable deficits remain with clear line level Administrator rejections or warning response messages. Immediate data retrieval by specified date range. Day to Day totals or monthly totals displayed on the graph reporting. List of the Practice’s EDI claims with efficient search and filtering options. Claim items shown with full financial status at line level with Item Rejections and Warnings. Other modules and portals are presently being developed and will be available every few months within the Medis Connect App. For more information, email medisconnect@medis.co.za.

Regarded as the gold standard of medicines information and clinical management protocols in South Africa, the South African Medicines Formulary (SAMF), first published in 1988, is a trusted source of information and provides up-to-date, reliable, unbiased and evaluated information on medicines. Currently on its 15th edition , it has become a standard health practitioner's medicine reference guide, respected for accuracy of content and independence from the pharmaceutical industry. It is now available on this mobile application and supported by a web portal (https://samf-app.com/) which subscribers will have access to. The SAMF application and Book is a joint initiative of the Division of Clinical Pharmacology at the University of Cape Town and the South African Medical Association (SAMA). Liquid thought maintains the application and web portal. To find information on each of the entities : - Medicines Information Centre, Division of Clinical Pharmacology at the University of Cape Town: http://www.mic.uct.ac.za - South African Medical Association: https://www.samedical.org - Liquid thought: https://www.liquidthought.co.za All content provided in the Platform is for informational, educational and assistive purposes only, and is not a substitute for the professional judgement of healthcare professionals diagnosing and treating patients. UCT and SAMA do not provide medical advice or medical or diagnostic services through the Platform. Any reliance on the content obtained on or through the Platform is at your own risk. SAMF Citation: - Division of Clinical Pharmacology, Faculty of Health Sciences. (2024). South African Medicines Formulary (SAMF). SAMF website. https://samf-app.com Get access to SAMF app content with an in-app purchase. There are 2 subscription options to choose from: - 1 month subscription costs R93.99 (Prices may vary slightly depending on location) - 1 year subscription costs R929.99 (Prices may vary slightly depending on location) Payment will be made at the time of purchase confirmation via your App Store account The subscription will be automatically extended if you do not switch off the automatic renewal at least 24 hours before the premium membership expires