Health assessments · for Best Practice
Health assessments have never been this simple.
Write complete health assessments in a few clicks with Lyrebird and Best Practice.
Patient record
Health assessments · for Best Practice
Write complete health assessments in a few clicks with Lyrebird and Best Practice.
Patient record
Your patient’s history already filled in. The rest drafted from your consultation. See how simple health assessments can be with Lyrebird and Best Practice.
Talk with your patient as you normally would while Lyrebird captures the consultation. When you’re ready, generate your health assessment with a click.
“Thanks for letting me know. Let’s look into what might have caused the fall. We’ll also check your blood pressure, medications and how you’ve been managing day to day.”
With a click, Lyrebird creates a structured health assessment using patient information from Best Practice and what’s discussed during your consultation.
The nurse can start the assessment, review the draft and send it to the GP with a handover note. The GP picks up where the nurse left off, without starting again.
BP rechecked and falls screen done. Please review continence and mobility aids.
Review your health assessment, see what’s been covered and fill in any gaps. Then save the completed assessment directly to Correspondence Out in Best Practice with a click.
Writing and reviewing Health Assessments shouldn’t feel like a whole separate job. With Lyrebird, it doesn’t have to.
Stop digging through records and disconnected systems. Work with your patient’s history right in front of you.
Spend less time managing paperwork and more time discussing your patient’s goals, treatments and progress.
Finish your consultation with a health assessment ready to review, instead of another document to put together from scratch.
We’ve thoughtfully designed our integrations so you can experience the benefits of connected clinical systems, with confidence in how your information is handled and control over clinical decisions.
Lyrebird exchanges information through secure, purpose-built integrations with Best Practice, rather than giving AI unrestricted access to navigate your clinical software.
Specific information for a specific task. Lyrebird draws only the history, medications and results the assessment needs, and saves the finished assessment back to Best Practice.
You choose what’s included, review the draft and decide when to save. Nothing reaches the patient’s record until you finalise it.
Discover a new way of working when the clinical systems you already trust work together through Lyrebird.






















































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Lyrebird supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Assessments (MBS 715), 75+ Health Assessments, Standard Health Assessments (MBS 701–707), Heart Health Risk Assessments (MBS 699), and Menopause and Perimenopause Health Assessments (MBS 695).
Yes. Lyrebird brings relevant information from the patient’s Best Practice record, including medical history, conditions, medications and social history, directly into the health assessment. It then uses what’s discussed during the consultation to populate the remaining sections.
Lyrebird provides structured health assessment templates designed around the relevant Medicare requirements, including the sections that need to be covered. The GP is responsible for checking that the assessment is complete and meets the applicable MBS requirements before billing.
No. You can have the consultation as you normally would, in whatever order makes sense for your patient. Lyrebird organises what’s discussed into the relevant sections of the assessment and shows which sections have been populated, so you can identify anything still missing.
Yes. For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (715), 75+ and Standard Health Assessments, a nurse can start the assessment in Lyrebird, review the draft and send it to the GP with a handover note. The GP can then continue the same assessment, add their findings and finalise it without starting again.
Yes. When you open a patient’s record in Best Practice, Lyrebird can identify and display eligible health assessments. If your practice uses Cubiko, eligible assessments can also be surfaced through that integration.
Yes. Lyrebird prepares the draft using information from Best Practice and the consultation, but the GP remains responsible for reviewing the assessment, checking that all required areas have been covered, making any necessary changes and finalising the document.
Once reviewed and finalised, the completed health assessment can be saved directly to Correspondence Out in the patient’s Best Practice record, without downloading, copying or manually filing the document.