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Reporting Information
 The reporting informatics function allows the practice to take a proactive role in understanding their client population in responsiveness and compliance. Informatics provides:
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Select records
Select records based on any data fields (eg., female clients, under the age of 15 years,
who presented with PTSD).
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Standardised reports
There are six standard reports compiling information from your data:
| i. | Demographics: Captures all client demographic information |
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| ii. | Referral: Captures referred information |
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| iii. | Provisions of Services: Automatically collates activity data associated with providing a clinical service |
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| iv. | Outcomes: Measures changes across time as interventions are initiated, refined and monitored |
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| v. | Forms Checklist: Provides a list of information that is attached to a client |
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| vi. | Multilink: Lists all 3rd party contacts linked to the client |
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Benchmarking and reporting
ClientTracker's powerful benchmarking capabilities allow for comparing client outcomes within your organisation/practice and/or across multiple organisations/practices.
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 Informatics helps to pulse-check your business. Monitor activities, inputs, outputs and client outcomes.
Information is available from any location with an internet connection (office, home, hospital, etc) and can be accessed by other healthcare professionals (with proper security permissions) involved in the care of your client. In the event of a crisis, the client can receive the best of care.
The ClientTracker platform can store, generate, analyse, and search information in seconds, as opposed to the time it could take to do it manually.
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