Updating NASH Certificates: User Guide

Your NASH certificate authenticates your practice with My Health Record and eRx, and needs to be updated before it expires. This article covers finding your current NASH certificate details and PIC code, and the steps to follow when updating to a new certificate.

Contents:

1. Finding Your NASH Certificate and PIC Code
2. Updating an Expiring NASH Certificate
3. Tips for a Smooth Upload

Finding Your NASH Certificate and PIC Code

Your NASH certificate and PIC code are entered in two locations in MediRecords, and both need to be kept up to date:

1. Click More to reveal a drop-down list.
2. Select Settings, then click Configuration.
   
    
3. Click your Practice Name.

4. Click Health Identifier to view your current certificate details and PIC code. 

   

   
    

5. Click eHealth to view the same details for this second location. 

   

   
    

Updating an Expiring NASH Certificate

When your NASH certificate is due to expire, update it in both the Health Identifier and eHealth sections. In each location:

1. Remove the existing PIC code and NASH certificate.
2. Enter the new PIC code first, before uploading the new certificate.

3. Click Select File to open a file explorer window, then navigate to your new NASH certificate and select it for upload. 

   

   
    

4. Once the certificate has been saved, the Certificate Alias Name and Expiry Date will automatically populate on the form.

Tips for a Smooth Upload

Further Reading

• My Health Record (MHR): Practice & Provider Configuration
• eRx & Electronic Prescribing: Configuration